Lakshay Sethi's Blog

In the software engineering industry we have a term called TDD TDD stands for test driven development It is a philosophy of writing code where you write the test for the code before you write any production code that is you right code that will actually test the code usually in a back black box way with expected outputs and certain inputs. this really helps because the tests you write give you a clear picture of the requirements for the code and the tests can also later help find out any regressions that may occur in future when adding new features to the code base. I had an idea about why not apply this same concept to your personal life. why not do test driven development for personal life. for example say you want to learn Chinese A test will be can you talk with a native Chinese person for at least 10 minutes without having to use any English or any technology to translate what they are saying? a smaller test would be if you could read a particular passage in Chinese or not we can ...

since this is the second time we are doing this for a month it will make sense to compare how we did last month to this month April 2023: as we can see the time invested in Linux has decreased from over 3 hours in March to less than 3 hours in April 2023. The reason for this is because I recently changed jobs and I'm not doing as much Linux work in the new workplace immediately as I was doing in the previous workplace. There has been an increase in the Trying or setting up tag which is mostly what I've been doing in the new workplace. - getting set up I'm not too happy with this actually I don't want to spend an eternity setting up I actually want to do Linux or programming work I take full responsibility for the lowered Linux and programming and high trying and setting up this month. And next month I will try to reduce trying and setting up to a maximum of 0.4 hours on average per day next month I will also try to increase the amount of time I s...