Introduction Oscar Zuniga

 

 

 About me:

Am a computing science student in 7th semester, my hobbies include video games, anime and music,  I've been trapped in my house since the covid 19 pandemic started, so i cannot play tennis anymore. Fortunately, the nature of the enduro allows me to continue practicing that sport, but not as often as before.

I am interested in machine learning, i think is a really powerful tool to be used now and in the future it will be even better.

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