Chapter-wise notes for Deep Learning with Python with Python and Clojure code samples. The book is not done. These notes are evolving as I get deeper both into the book and the accompanying code.
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Quickstart notes for being productive with graphics libraries. In the browser.
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Notes around ongoing experiments with doing ML with Python libraries via Clojure using libpython-clj
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The rationale of ANNs from a programmer's perspective. A gentle but in-depth treatment to the topic of introducing ANNs.
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Clojure Notes - An aimless dump of anything and everything interesting I find *and* manage to record.
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Logging and exception handling are such core requirements in any application which are rarely, if ever, discussed. At least in the initial phases of any application. But as any developer would vouch (when asked, not voluntarily, I think), logging right is a very crucial aspect of any application. Not only does it help you understand the (then-) current state of the application, they also help folks trace causes of various problems when done right.
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The Clojure language primarily targets the Java Virtual Machine, and so obviously, we have a topic. Quick array creation from some items // clojure.lang.Intrinsics private static Object[] oa(Object... arr) { return arr; }
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TL;DR - Of course, you can use Clojurescript to develop Chrome Extensions. So, that's not the topic of this post. I've only documented how you'd set up your project, using the latest versions (as of this post's publishing) of piggieback and weasel. Why Weasel? Because, as its author explains A WebSocket transport is simple and avoids some of the thornier bugs caused by the CrossPageChannel transport, which is used in the standard ClojureScript browser REPL and Austin.
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Clojurescript notebook. Place to capture updated knowledge as I learn.