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‎artificialintelligence/README.md‎

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# Artificial Intelligence
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# Artificial Intelligence
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# Data Structures
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# Variables, Data Types, Expressions, Assignment, Formatting
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# Variables
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The basic types areThere are Integer types
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## Schedule
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| 2 | 2023/01/23 | [Tooling](02-tooling/README.md) |
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| 8 | 2023/03/06 | Midterm |
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| 10 | 2023/03/20 | Recursion |
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| 11 | 2023/03/27 | File |
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| 12 | 2023/04/03 | Pointers |
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| 14 | 2023/04/17 | ?? |
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| 1 | 2023/01/16 | [Introduction](01-introduction/README.md) |
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| 2 | 2023/01/23 | [Tooling](02-tooling/README.md) |
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| 3 | 2023/01/30 | Data Types, Arithmetic Operations, Type conversion |
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| 4 | 2023/02/06 | Conditionals, Boolean Operations |
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| 5 | 2023/02/13 | Loops, for, while, goto |
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| 6 | 2023/02/20 | Functions, Base Conversion, Pointers, Reference |
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| 7 | 2023/02/27 | File IO and review |
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| 8 | 2023/03/06 | Midterm |
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| 10 | 2023/03/20 | Arrays, Vectors, String |
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# Introduction
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### Do you need a portfolio?
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It is not only about you, it is about maxing the life of the others easier by giving insights if they should hire you,
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follow you or anything else. In order to make people understand you, you have to know yourself better. So...
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> A game developer portfolio is a collection of materials that showcase a game developer's skills, experience, and
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accomplishments. It is typically used by game developers to demonstrate their abilities to potential employers,
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clients, or partners, and may include a variety of materials such as:
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> - A resume or CV: This should highlight your education, work experience, and skills relevant to game development.
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> - Examples of your work: This can include demos, prototypes, or completed games that you have developed or
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contributed to. It's a good idea to include links to any online versions of your work, as well as screenshots or video trailers.
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> - A portfolio website: Many game developers choose to create a website specifically for their portfolio, which can
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include additional information about their skills and experience, as well as links to their work.
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> - Blogs, articles, or other writing: If you have written about game development or related topics, you may want to
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include these in your portfolio to show your knowledge and expertise.
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> - Testimonials or references: Including positive feedback from clients or colleagues can help to demonstrate the
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quality of your work.
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>
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> Overall, a game developer portfolio should be designed to demonstrate your abilities and accomplishments in a
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clear and concise way, and should be tailored to the specific needs and goals of the person or organization you
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are presenting it to.
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Building a portfolio is not only about you, it is about making the life easier of the ones interested on you by
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giving insights if they should hire you, follow you or anything else. In order to make people understand you, you
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Discover who you are, what you excel, and what do you really enjoy doing. I will be briefly vague here to
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point some emotional support and reasoning to help you answer the question. If you are clear about that, please skip
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this entire section. Here goes a small amount of advices I wish I have heard when I was young.
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challenging for some. In order do help you discover **who you are, what you excel, and what do you really enjoy
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doing**. I will be briefly vague here to point some emotional support and reasoning to help you answer the question.
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1. Define your domain name;
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2. Find a good portfolio to follow;
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# Hosting
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There are many hosting options and solutions to match each need. Lets cover some options here.
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# Static HTML with Static Data
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If what you want to serve is static hosting, your content is only frontend and do not require backend, you can use
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github pages, google firebase, S3 bucket hosting or many others. This is the easiest approach.
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- In this scenario you will be able to store only pre-generated html and static files;
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- This is useful even if you use blogs that changes rarely, you would have to redeploy your page for every change.
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# Static HTML with Dynamic Data
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If your html is static and need backend services that are rarely called, you can go with cloud functions, my
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suggestions here are google cloud run and aws amplify or even firebase functions. If you use nextjs website, check
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vercel or netlify hosting services.
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- The deploys are easy;
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- It can be very expensive if you hit high traffic, but it will remain free if you dont hit the free tiers;
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- You will have to pay attention to your database management;
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If your website generate content dynamically such as Wordpress blogs or any custom made combination with next or
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- There is many "cheap hosting" solutions that are mostly bad performant(it can reach more than 10s to answer a
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request). You have to avoid them to make your user enjoy the visit;
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- Management can go as hard as possible, but the results can be awesome;
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I am assuming you wont have a huge traffic, but you have a complex combination of services. In the complex cases
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and if you want to make your life easier and cheaper,my suggestion for hosting would be oracle cloud with arm cpu.
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They offers for free a virtual machine with 200gb storage, 4vcpus, 24gb ram for free at this date of 2022/12
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[tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKc3k7xceT8). In this scenario, I recommend using https://coolify.io/ as
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your deployment management system, just pay attention that this machine is running in an arm cpu. With this
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combination, you can manage everything easily in one place for free. This is not ideal, because you wont have
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