From The Trenches - The Code

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I don’t know where to publish a poem I wrote after yesterday walking through the Pride celebrations in Munich while listening to WASP - Heaven’s Hung in Black.

PyTorch is a widely used machine learning library, has an beautiful pythonic syntax and, above all, runs extremely fast on my M1 MacBook with no hacking required to make it run.

This post is about statistical models for timeseries analysis in Python.

My process involves a series of steps, all meant to establish the maturity of the engineering organization.

As Go is quickly becoming my favourite programming language, in this post we switch gears and implement an optimization algorithm - simulated annealing.

These are my first steps in Go, this time learning how to extend my previous web service with WebSockets.

These are my first steps in Go, this time learning how to build web services.

My first steps in Go, largely based on the Golang tutorial and Internet side searches.

This post is a collection of several programming problems implemented in C++.

This post is about implementing a 3D renderer from scratch, with no help from any graphics or maths library.

A post about computer graphics, for the web mostly, with JavaScript, WebGL, ThreeJS and shaders.

This is the third part of Introduction to Cryptography.

This is the second part of Introduction to Cryptography.

A very brief introduction to cryptography.This post covers one-time pads, a little bit of random numbers and the Diffie-Hellman algorithm.

In this post we are going to look again at the 2018-2019 Premier League season and try to reverse engineer bookmakers odds in order to obtain the expected goals for each match.

A summary of statistics notions not found anywhere else on this blog.

A short introduction to decision trees (CART).

This post describes an architecture based on Apache Kafka and Redis that can be applied to building high performing, resilient streaming systems.

Experiments with sports prediction models.