Bridging the Temporal Chasm
A brief update after a long hiatus
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Packaging with Poetry and Pipx!
Ask most Python devs the largest shortcoming of the language, and they'll most likely say one of two things: the lack of mobile presence or the difficulties with packaging. It's easy to be jealous of Go/Rust programmers' ability to package everything into a binary install, or C# devs putting …
Recyclops, pt. 1
Back in March, I completed a fellowship with Insight Data Science. For those unfamiliar, Insight has a capstone project, which consists of a data-based product. Unsurprisingly, the process of ideating a data product is incredibly difficult, between the general popularity of data science, the large number of alumni Insight has …
Going Mouseless, or How I Learned to Stop Clicking and Love the Clack
Jokes about googling aside, it's no secret that writing code involves some pretty heavy browser usage. Like may people, I used to be one of those who opened so many tabs that I could no longer see the title on each. Though there are browser extensions that help with this …
A Wild Hypothesis Appeared!
Part 2 of the Wild Python series, focusing on property-based testing
Website Redesign
Migrating to GitHub pages and simplifying everything
Migrating from Keras to PyTorch in 2020
Note: this specifically applies to PyTorch 1.5 and tf.Keras 2.1.0. As long as the final number in the version is the same, this should still be applicable, but otherwise, YMMV
While completing my fellowship at Insight, I reached a point in my recyclable classification project where …
Should you switch to Manjaro Linux?
Probably not. Here's why:
Insight Project Demo
Demo of Recyclops, my Insight data science fellowship project
Lessons Learned from Writing a PhD Dissertation in Markdown
When researching ways to write my dissertation, I ended up settling on Tom Pollard’s thesis template. I was excited at the prospect of avoiding gigantic, unstable word files, being able to break down this massive work into more manageable chunks, and utilizing all the great features of modern text …
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