I prepared this article for personal reasons and I think the structure is not very good and feels messy, but it’s the best way to explain my situation and opinions. And for those still yelling “where’s the source?”, DUDE, this is a personal article, not a research paper. These are my own observations. You don’t […]
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Go and Zed Documentation – Basics
This blog is totally mine now, and I don’t care who reads it or not. Anyway, this is my documentation for Go and Zed. I’ll update it here to keep information for myself. (Yes, I just began to practice Go.) The Zed editor is also a bit new for me, which is why I created […]
Rust time again! This time, not so much about data science but about Rust completely. Today, we’ll be diving into the ownership model. This little concept ensures data safety, prevents memory corruption, and avoids bugs related to concurrency, all while delivering top-tier performance. But what exactly is it? That’s still a mystery for many people […]
This article is a brief introduction to the Ruby programming language and its philosophy, and why it can be a good option for AI. To be honest, the main reason I wrote this article is to talk about Ruby and its philosophy. But since my blog focuses on AI and data science, I also wanted […]
In previous article, we built a basic game analytics dashboard using JavaScript, visualizing static player data like scores and achievements. That was a solid start, but now it’s time to take things further. What if we could go live? Today, we’re pushing that concept further. Instead of showing outdated stats, we’ll build a real-time game […]
For the past decade, the world has heard one resounding piece of advice: “Learn to code!” But let’s face it, this advice hasn’t been universally useful. For some, it’s just plain irrelevant. Not everyone needs to know how to code, and not everyone can excel at it. Yes, it’s a hard truth, but the reality […]
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Open Source and Monetization
Open source has been around for a long time, and I’m sure you are using at least one application currently, such as Firefox, Brave, or Linux. However, have you ever wondered how these projects make money and what motivates developers to create applications, sometimes without any profit? This question has been on my mind for […]
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Swift Outside the Apple Ecosystem
I know this article is a bit off-topic from our usual blog content, but I’m really passionate about the Swift programming language and wanted to share my thoughts. Specifically, I want to talk about the future of Swift outside the Apple ecosystem, not just on macOS, iOS, or iPadOS, but in broader areas like server-side […]