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      <title>The beginnig of my master&#39;s thesis</title>
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      <description>Hello! I’m documenting my master&amp;rsquo;s thesis journey publicly. The main reason is simple: I want to keep track of my progress and stay accountable, especially since I tend to procrastinate. Writing things down also helps me organize my thoughts and reflect on what I’m learning.
First of all, my thesis is a simple robotics simulator that runs on ROS2 and interfaces with my job&amp;rsquo;s cognitive architecture.
First Idea My first idea was to use an open-source, well-documented simulator.</description>
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