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Intro In my previous post I explained how to compile and link Rust modules for the x86 target, showing how to print a simple message from rust to the xv6 console.

Writing a Rust module for the xv6 kernel (x86) In this short guide I will go over adding Rust “modules” to a base xv6 kernel for the x86 target (although it could be adapted to RISC-V with minimal changes).

Setup First off, make sure to remove previously install displaylink and evdi packages. sudo dnf remove displaylink 'evdi-*' And install tools to build packages from source. sudo dnf groupinstall 'Development Tools' Building evdi Now build and install the

Inspired by this post, I chose to create my own solution to automatically export my book highlights on a website and map them onto a vector space in order to have features such as semantic search.

The case for generating content and curating an outlet The thought of creating a personal brand, building an audience, and curating content that is relevant to what I care about and research is more tempting than ever.

Introduction When doing single cell multiome analysis (ATAC + RNA) in R using packages like Seurat or ArchR, it is useful to load both the scRNA-seq and scATAC-seq datasets in the same object under the same framework.

In this brief writeup, I’ll show you how I wrote my first emulator–an emulator to the CHIP-8 programming language–in Rust.

Introduction In this post, I will show you how to achieve 90% of the effect of a service like dotcards for free.

- 📓 Notebook: nbviewer - 🔨 Code: github Table of contents: Introduction Tools Used My Setup The editor Dygraph Data Data Manipulation Analysis Used Models SIR Model SEIR Model Data science for epidemic investigation and modeling I recently grew an interest

- 🔨 Code (my mirror): github - 🐳 Docker: dockerhub Using machine learning to predict stock market prices I recently took part in the Columbia summer course: “Big Data, Machine Learning, and their real world applications”, in which I learned about various…