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I’m an Italian guy born in 1987, and this is just my blog. Here I share my thoughts on technology, hacks, etcetera… You can follow this blog RSS , write me an email (PGP key ) or find me online here: My apps Photography portfolio Hacker News Mastodon
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I’m a software engineer and studio mixer based in Dubai, UAE. All views, posts and opinions shared on this blog and on my tweets are my own.
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Ostinato https://github.com/marianogappa/ostinato A chess library that runs on the server (Scala) and on the browser (ScalaJS). Try the notation converter here Cheesse https://github.com/marianogappa/cheesse Package, server, cli tool and WebAssembly binary for chess use cases. Truco https://github.com/marianogappa/truco Truco argentino implementation, featuring: websocket-based client/server architecture example ter..
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Hi there, I’m Chris. Chronically online and coding since about 18 years now. I’ve studied computer science (BSc & MSc) and focused on machine learning/AI/data science and theoretical computer science. I’ve been CTO in two startups and co-founder in one for around 10 years now. I’m based in Germany. This year (2025) I got burnt out and left the startup world. I’m available as a freelancer and offer data science consulting, AI automation ..
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Welcome to my personal site. I wrote the site using Hugo, a static site generator written in Go. It’s been a great introduction to the Go template language. Hosting is done via static files published to Github pages. The theme for this site is based on a modified version of the Introduction theme.
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Profiling is the first step to improving the performance of code. Suppose we want to profile the Python script below which is based on the example here. It prints out the first 20 Fibonacci numbers and is unoptimized to make the profile exaggerated. def fib(n): if n == 0: return 0 elif n == 1: return 1 else: return fib(n-1) + fib(n-2) def fib_seq(n): seq = [ ] if n > 0: seq.
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I am a full time ASIC verification engineer, and part time electronics and software tinkerer. This blog is a place for me to write about pretty much any topic that piques my interest. Usually this ends up being a deep dive into a niche topic related to my work in ASIC design. However, I will be trying to post some content related to my non-professional software, firmware, and hardware projects. My goal here is to be informative, and I hope ....
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I’m an Italian guy born in 1987, and this is just my blog. Here I share my thoughts on technology, hacks, etcetera… You can follow this blog RSS , write me an email (PGP key ) or find me online here: My apps Photography portfolio Hacker News Mastodon
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About Me # I’m Ashton Wiersdorf, and I’m a PhD student at the University of Utah studying programming languages with Ben Greenman . I live in Salt Lake City, Utah. Outside of academia I have worked as a software engineer, mostly focused on back-end development. I’ve sung with the BYU Men’s Chorus and I play the piano. Other hobbies include swimming and hiking—Utah has some of the most diverse landscape anywhere in the US: from d....
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he/any - b.1990 - France Currently living and working in New Taipei, Taiwan. My work draw inspiration from the marginal figures found in medieval paintings before linear perspective became standardized. These little vignettes are recreated using modest tools like ballpoint pens, markers, and printer paper combined with libre software. Selected exhibitions cou with Tsai MongHsuan at La Ronceraie, Saint-Laurent-de-Trèves 2021 (FR) ..
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Originally produced for Uber-Setzung/Translation at the University of Iowa Museum of Art. It was later used in the dATAPLOT exhibit at the SXU gallery. This is a conceptual translation of the sentence “Sometimes I think like a computer.” into binary, where each letter is represented by a string of 8 ones or zeros. 1=YES 0=NO. […]
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Daniel Pecos Martínez Alfredo Prades González David Díez Muñoz al024479@alumail.uji.es al025241@alumail.uji.es al027996@alumail.uji.es 1º INGENIERÍA INFORMATICA U.J.I. CURSO 1999/2000 RESUMEN En este trabajo comentamos diversos campos relacionados con Linux, pasando por el kernel, el sistema X Window, el shell y, por supuesto, la red, característica por la cual Linux ha tenido este auge durante los últimos año....
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Presents an abandoned meta search engine with natural language processing and visualisation I contributed to.
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In ancient times, people shared content. This article holds an ever-growing list of free (like beer) color palettes. Including downloads, uh?
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A short demonstration of generating scalable maps using OpenStreetMap data and SUMO for visualisation.
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You know, software engineering is a discipline. Here's what I know about structuring a software project.
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A method to offer both, a valid documentation for the last release as well as one for the current trunk version.
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Winner of the Juror’s Choice Award at the 2001 Film and Video Retrospective, Des Moines Art Center. Scavenged snippets of damaged library A/V material reconstituted into an impressionistic glitch video narrative about ‘helping.’ Displayed as single channel video as well as multiple monitor installation.
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Disclaimer: Many will argue this never happened. I wasn’t there so I wouldn’t know. The Anti-Hat Riots of 1973 The third day of protests The Anti-Hat Riots of 1973 were a series of violent protests that erupted in several major cities across the United States, primarily on the East Coast, in response to a proposed law that would have made it mandatory for men to wear hats in public. The riots lasted for several weeks and resulted i..
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