Streaming from a PS5 to Kick is notoriously annoying because Sony doesn’t have a native app for it. Most people tell you to buy a $150 capture card. I’m here to tell you that you don t have to. I built StreamPS to bridge the gap. It s a free, simple way to get your console gameplay [ ]
I have been toying with a side project of mine (DuoBook) for a while now. I ve always thought first comes the working product, then the design. Oh boy, I was wrong, completely wrong. Users don t care about the product, or your design at all. They don t care about how nicely animated the product is, or [ ]
Generative Pretrained Transformer, or GPT. It all started in 2012 with AlexNet, written by Alex Krizhevsky, Ilya Sutskever, and Geoffrey Hinton. In the 1960s, perceptrons took their first steps with Hinton and his colleagues through backpropagation. However, AlexNet was the first to show the world how powerful these methods could truly be. ImageNet, a massive [ ]
Working on latest technology is cool! Currently, I am trying to wrap up my PhD where I analyzed single cell multi-omics data. It is cool, very cool indeed. You get to learn many new insights, be at the cutting-edge of science and discover. Yet, the usefulness of a technology proves itself with time. Take neural [ ]
Computational biology is hard. Computational tools evolve, data becomes more abundant, more people get into the field, the competition becomes more fierce every day. However, these are not the major challenge of computational biology. It s the time. You can only know so much, but in reality the information out there is seemingly infinite. The simple [ ]