Are these front battlers?

If you want to alt-tab, on windows, really quickly I'd suggest Visual Studio w/WinForms (C#). You don't have setup a lot or play with env vars. Its also good practice to keep your UI and App code separate by using the boilerplate win ui code to call your custom functions.

Starting language is relative. Mom did punch cards, dad did Basic, and I did JavaScript.

You could do a web app to fetch temp online, same as python, or if you have a temperature sensor, use basic to get the data from the device.

The difference is matching the end goal with the beginning steps.

Build something you would use (can be simple like a calculator). Seeing it from the User and Developer perspective creates an intuition between what you want and how to develop it.

Hope this helps.

Not sure if this is applicable.

Would holding something like left shift to have your driving pulled into a lane help? Like its not a hard pull, but a soft one if you were to go straight you would eventually end up in the lane, so you can still lane change and use the traffic stop turns.

Could this use a signed distance function to search around the space?

Haven't taken any ml classes yet, but curious about it.

I remember playing Locomotion on an old Gateway eMachine. I think it was ad supported. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMachines

Later on I got CivIV and tried to install it but ran out of memory. 20GB hard drives. Eventually we got a new computer from dell with a "Pentium inside".