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I'm trying to get back at coding and is unable to decide between the following: - Backend (Springboot - have tried a basic application to build crud APIs) - Android Dev (native, have built few very basic apps using Java and published them) - Web Full stack (have some experience with ERN as of now) I'm unable to choose which one to focus on and not being able to take a decision is just resulting in procrastination. I know it would be better to just jump into something and go with the flow, but I'm unable to. Please help me out folks! I'm currently in a non coding role because of choice, but have always loved development and used to do it until I started working full-time (still tried a few things on the side). Haven't really figured out what's next, but if it works out, I would switch to an engineering role (either internally or to a new company)

Taking lead from @salt, extending the applications of Monte-Carlo(MC) to silicon circuits simulations. I am trying to pick stuff from BTech, 1st year Basic Electronics which most engineers (irrespective of branch) would have studied (or at least heard in class 🤪). Below we have a picture of a very basic Resistor-Capacitor (RC) circuit connected to a battery (Voltage). For theoretical simplifications, we assumed the resistor to have a single, whole-number value (for example, a 5-ohm resistance). In real when we manufacture such resistance (or capacitors), due to complexities associated with manufacturing processes, exhibit a tolerance range around the base value. The resistor we took might exhibit a value between 4.95 ohm to 5.05 ohm. Such range variations lead to changes in currents flowing through these circuits. Now imagine, a simple home device having millions of such resistors. All these devices would exhibit different resistance values (some might show 4.95, others might show 5.025, rest 5.05). All these variations make the life of an electronics designer much more complicated. They use Monte-Carlo simulations to explore the range of output current variations and define downstream parameters accordingly. MC makes life bit deterministic in an otherwise uncertain electronics world! I hope, I am able to add some value to “geeking-out” series. Shoot your queries, if any🤓 (Image - spice simulation tutorial from Google)

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If tomorrow a movie is made on your corporate life and experience so far, What name would you suggest for it? P.S language no bar

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