Back in 2019 during my studies, together with my incredibly nerdy flatmates, we set up a retro terminal in our living room on top of a Raspberry Pi, an old keyboard, and a 5 EUR monitor we got from a second-hand shop. It became our personal assistant, living and breathing by a bunch of glued together shell scripts. The creature in its natural habitat It would, of course, have no mouse, and the…
Three weeks ago I went to the 37th Chaos Communication Congress (37C3) . I'll give a quick note of my experience; usually I'm too perfectionistic to actually post anything, so here I'll keep it simple and short to avoid falling down that hole. To describe the Congress in one word: inspiring . It was a weird mixture of things I appreciate, care about, and enjoy, put together in one…
The Attention Conservation Notice is a brief statement explaining why you should not read a given article. Its purpose is to help the reader conserve their daily attention resources for more useful things, like attending their loved ones or learning new recipes. Background From my cursory search it seems that the Attention Conservation Notice was first proposed by Bruce Sterling in one of the…
holy_shit_I_can_see_a_six.png Created: 2016-05-19 The grayscale potato looking image you see on this page is an artifact of my early experiments with neural networks in high school as I was going through Michael Nielsen's Neural Networks and Deep Learning . In that book, Nielsen explains how to implement a basic feedforward neural network to classify MNIST digits from the ground up in Numpy,…
It's a fair question. I have been telling myself for around three years that I will start a blog, but I never got around to do it. I always felt that I would not be able to quite implement in practice a website which would align with my conception of what I'd like my blog to be. Having spent way too many nights in my first year of university crawling through the likes of Lobsters or…