I am writing a paper where I am including a citation to the BLOOM paper. This paper has a very, very long author list. While I want to give everyone credit, including the paper as is means that this entry of the bibliography spans more than a page. What to do?
Read More_From time to time, I need to create tables in LaTeX. Increasingly, these tables have become more and more complex. On particular complexity that I’ve had to tackle a few times recently is how to create multi-column tables. There are many use-cases where you might want to do this. One specific case that I increasingly need to present in my papers is when we have NLP models trained on many different datasets and evaluated using multiple metrics, as in this example below:
Read More_I have been using a Razer Blade Advanced 2021 for the last year during my PhD studies. It’s really powerful and has a RTX 3070 GPU which means you can do some basic machine learning with CUDA which really speeds up my prototyping work.
Read More_In my research, I often have to run machine learning experiments on very sensitive data. This data lives in a protected environment, and one of the features of this environment is that it is sealed off from the internet. This makes running experiments a bit challenging.
Read More_Sometimes you run into the unfortunate situation where you receive a code base without its Git history. It may even be the case that you don’t even know such a history exists. And so, you run git init and start tinkering.
Every once in a while I think it’s nice to print out some photos, but often the paper sizes available to me are a bit to large and not appropriate for what I want to use the printouts for. A workaround I usually employ is fusing the images together pairwise, printing the fused images on the paper size I have available and then cut the printed images in half. Doing this manually is really frustrating so I managed to create a little script that does this for me, given a directory with images with the same aspect ratios.
Read More_Today my first project demo is live! When I decided to create this site, one big reason was for me to be able to showcase some projects I have worked on. One big issue, however, is that most of them have been part of courses and lack a UI. But now at least one of my projects has had a UI added to it and is now live!
Read More_I’ve really enjoyed coding in Scala during my time as a back-end intern at Truecaller. It allows you to write really elegant and type-safe solutions while avoiding all the boilerplate you have to write in Java and other traditional static languages, and it also encourages you to write functional code.
Read More_Any developer should have a basic web page. I plan on showcasing some of my projects here, together with the occasional blog post!
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