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We all want code (and systems) that are simple.

Daily electricity demand patterns from Victoria, Australia (vic_elec dataset) — each line is one day, colored by year I recently relaunched tablecloth.time with version 1.00-alpha-6.

How curious that these very different applications have all become similar tasks in the world of AI, approached through similar pieces of engineering.

The New Column API Today we at SciCloj deployed a new Column API (tablecloth.column.api) into the data processing library Tablecloth (available as of version 7.029.1).

This post is the second regular update for my “Column for Tablecloth” project, which has been generously funded by Clojurists Together.

For a few years now, I have been working with a unique, global group of people associated with the SciCloj community, many of whom are interested in promoting the use of Clojure for data-centric computing.

Automatic keyword extraction is a frequently encountered problem in natural language processing that poses some interesting challenges.

Managing Python development environments can be confusing.

In this post, I explain my reasons for building whatishistory.net, and, in doing so, I also present some ideas about the meaning of the notion of “openness” in the domain of culture as it is being pursued by so-called digital humanists.

Recently, I attended PolyConf (#PolyConf) in Poznan, Poland.

In the last few years, the field of digital humanities has emerged to some prominence.