moving from atlassian products to phabricator
one of the most important tools that one needs when setting up the infrastructure in a new-company/startup is a system that allows the following features
- user management
- projects
- wiki/documentation
- ticketing (w/ support for sprints)
- code repository hosting
- code review
- communication (chatting)
- continuous-integration
- integration of the above systems =>
- able to reference documentation from ticket and vice-versa
- able to reference ticket in commit message (automated)
- able to reference code commit in ticket (automated)
- able to reference doc/ticket/commit in chats
- able to reference tickets in CI runs and vice-versa
Issue w/ default-value using reagent and rendering multiple times
currently i am creating a hybrid mobile app using clojurescript and the amazing reagent library
during development i faced an issue w/ the "default-value" of an "input" tag. the way to reproduce the issue is as follows:
Continue reading →cryogen based static site on github
Github Pages are a good way to host your own blog. Jekylly is the de-facto standard of achieving this. but being a Clojure guy, i wanted to find something to achieve the same using Clojure. and find i did => Cryogen.
Cryogen does have a "deploying-to-github-pages" documentation. the Cryogen docs suggest that you push the "public" directory to github gh-pages
Continue reading →passwordless login in lightdm
i've mentioned before here, here, here and here that i prefer using the keyboard than the mouse for increased productivity. i also use lightdm as my display manager from which i invoke stumpwm.
since mostly i'm the only person using my desktop i like to be auto-logged-in into my system. i don't care much about security because i use colemak as my keyboard layout and hence any person using my system won't be able to use it anyways ;)
Continue reading →ml-506: Multi-class Classification
Hello and welcome back! Previously, we have discussed the various aspects in much detail in these posts here, here, here, here and here. Today we will look at the final topic in classification ML algorithms, viz multi-class classification.
Before starting with the actual algorithm, let us first take a look at some examples of multi-classes to ensure that our understanding about them is correct:
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