I want to log some of my the basic derivatives for neural networks here especially because many solutions over the internet gloss over basic steps and are not as friendly for newcomers.

I recently did an online course called Fulcrum with Hackreactor and this is my small reflection about it.

Just as modern research is taking a new shape, so are the importance of different intellectual skills.

I am currently going through Andrew Ng’s Machine Learning online class through Coursera and it makes me wonder how many machine learning algorithms we experience per day?

This page is dedicated to the buzzwords I frequently encounter and dislike, listed alphabetically. I’ll keep on updating the list as more words get under my nerve.

The Recurse Center, “a free, self-directed, educational retreat for people who want to get better at programming, whether they’ve been coding for three decades or three months”, has a really interesting set of social rules for participants. They’re interesting because they focus on the subtle-implicit ways one can be a jerk, and these do not get called out often in our society.

How should I build my blog? Several factors that I thought about include:

Hello world! In my opinion, many IT-management-startup books actually say very similar things but just in a different way. There is one book however that stands out, making it my favorite book of this past year – “The Hard Thing About Hard Things” by Ben Horowitz. I found most of the chapters insightful, which is very impressive by my standard.