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Using Travis to deploy my blog

October 30, 2014 01:07

I've been using Travis-CI more and more as a platform from which I can deploy things, due to the fact that we can run any code on it. Today I made it so that this blog is deployed to gh-pages when pushed. I have also set up my personal blog to be pushed this way as well.

Why did I use Travis-CI in...

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New Blog

October 12, 2013 16:03

As all of you may have noticed the theme has changed and the URL seems to have been redirected to Github. I decided to try out this github pages thing and it seems to work pretty well. The static content idea is really attractive to me and really gives me much more power over the pages with a small...

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Online vs Batch learning

March 18, 2013 00:00

While debugging neuron, my new neural network simulation application, I found some (visually) interesting differences between online and batch learning. While batch learning is usually touted as a better form of learning, I found that the two don't seem to make much difference, except for a steppy c...

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This seems to make Cappuccino faster...

December 19, 2012 00:00

My lack of knowledge about Cappuccino's implementation details may play a role, but

window.setTimeout = window.setNativeTimeout;

Seems to make my Cappuccino apps more responsive. ...

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The Identity of an Array

December 12, 2012 00:00

Given two arrays of integers: a and b, what does (a == b) mean?

Most of us will say, it depends on the programming language you are using, and that is true. In the case of C, it means a and b are the pointers to the start of the same array. In Java and C# it means the arrays are Reference Equal, b...

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