Statistical classifiers are mathematical models that use example data to find patterns in features that predict a label. Most statistical… | Continue reading
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Production logging approaches for AI and data pipelines | Continue reading
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As I look at the many components of the prototype, I wonder when “the whole became greater than the sum of the parts.” The inflection… | Continue reading
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M3 is a relatively new solution that offers a simple and efficient distributed architecture that was designed to serve time-series at… | Continue reading
Flutter has released web support that allows you to create dynamic websites. With Flutter web, MacOS, Linux, and Windows operating systems… | Continue reading
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As a VP at VMware of product management, I spend a lot of time talking to teams about what the product management discipline should look… | Continue reading
Isn’t it strange how nobody actually owns their domains? Now you can own top-level ones on the decentralized Handshake blockchain! | Continue reading
A collection of expressive, low-level visualization primitives for React | Continue reading
Native Win32 API support for Flutter and Dart | Continue reading
Gracefully execute migration code between two versions | Continue reading
How to build NLP models | Continue reading
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First off, I do realize that the article title is somewhat provocative and a contentiously unpopular opinion amongst the information… | Continue reading
Strategies to improve your productivity and happiness at home | Continue reading
The ML Reproducibility Challenge is a global challenge to reproduce papers published in 2020 in top machine learning, computer vision and… | Continue reading
I was 14 when I first experienced the shock of a sudden death. She was one of my closest friends. We were in school together and she fell… | Continue reading
Summon The JSON is alive. Lately some developers shared their reactions. Read to learn more! | Continue reading
From Snowflake to Avalanche, the decentralized platform has come a long way, and its journey has only just begun | Continue reading
Something that we’re taught from blogs and the almighty overlords of software development is that loose coupling is better that tight… | Continue reading
Often, AI researchers and engineers think of themselves as neutral and “objective”, operating in a framework of strict formalization… | Continue reading
When we started Bilzo in early 2019. We were just a bunch of folks with an idea and nothing else and everybody will tell you in the… | Continue reading
If you’ve ever inspected a running Linux kernel, you probably heard of ftrace. It’s an amazing tool for tracing flows and events in the… | Continue reading
Read writing from Elvar Khudiev on Medium. Back-end/Java learner. Every day, Elvar Khudiev and thousands of other voices read, write, and share important stories on Medium. | Continue reading
Here is what I learned from a grinding, traumatising and occasionally comic journey towards getting a PhD. | Continue reading
(disclaimer: opinions expressed here are entirely my own, and are entirely speculative. I cannot promise that reading this post will not… | Continue reading
When President Trump was elected in 2016, my wife Elly and I vowed we would stay and fight for others more marginalized than ourselves as… | Continue reading
From Pop-Ups to Bakeries, Job Training Centers and Art Studios, You Might Be Surprised at What’s Not Allowed. | Continue reading
This is the story of how I created one of the strangest cameras you may ever hear about. I’ve been working on the design for over a year… | Continue reading
Rethinking the classical Daoist text | Continue reading
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There’s only 24 hours a day. And as we’ve all experienced, those precious hours can quickly burn into seconds — resulting in yet another… | Continue reading
I’m sure you’ve heard of XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) if you’ve ever been within earshot of a security engineer. As part of the OWASP Top 10… | Continue reading
I recorded a video in which I talk about the advantages of NoSQL databases. The response was interesting, but I had the impression that… | Continue reading