Recent content on Neeraj Adhikari's blog
First, what is a homelab? While I don’t think there’s a dictionary definition, a homelab seems to refer loosely to the collection of servers, networking gear, and supporting infrastructure that someone has set up in their home, for experimentation and learning, either for fun or to develop skills. Naturally, homelabs can take a wide variety of sizes and shapes. Take a quick look around…
Over the past few years, I have tried to gradually reduce or eliminate my use of Google products and services. It has been difficult to ditch Google’s products in some categories, and in some others, it has been nigh impossible. Here, I list the services I have tried to find alternatives for, discuss the ease (or lack thereof) of finding a satisfactory alternative, and rant about my…
This post was first published in my old blog, hosted at blog.neerajadhikari.com.np . I have since taken down the old blog and copied some of its posts here. While there are now algorithms left and right writing poetry (or, depending on your opinion, writing stuff that is not quite poetry), let’s talk about something even more interesting - poetry that describe algorithms. Surprisingly, I…
This post was first published in my old blog, hosted at blog.neerajadhikari.com.np . I have since taken down the old blog and copied some of its posts here. How do you know that 1 is greater than 0? What a silly question! By intuition, you might say. Zero means nothing, and one means a unit quantity of something. And surely something is more than nothing. Something even an infant would know. But…