Matt Oswalt

In today’s edition of “things that really confused me when starting with Rust” - I struggled to understand the difference between these two methods I kept seeing:

This Rust program is syntactically correct, but there’s a mistake in it.

I’d like to continue on my deep learning journey.

In my last blog, I set up a basic 2-2-1 neural network by hand to solve the XOR table.

In this post, we’ll explore building a neural network from scratch, for whatever definition of “from scratch” includes the use of Python.

In a previous post on sockets in Linux we briefly explored Unix Domain Sockets (UDS) by invoking the AF_UNIX domain in a few examples.

In my previous post on Linux sockets, there were several examples that referenced “syscalls” when working with sockets.

The socket is one of the most crucial primitives for systems communication.

Rust’s Copy trait is one of the earliest things I struggled with when I started learning the language.

Nearly seven years ago, I wrote a blog post announcing an exciting new project: a new O’Reilly book titled “Network Programmability and Automation”.