This page is an annotated reference of interesting papers. These are topics I am (or was) interested in or that I think that will be useful later. CS The hardware lottery DOI: arxiv:2009.06489 How available hardware and software steers research.
This page is an annotated reference of machine learning papers and related stuff. There are similar lists all over the internet and this list will not be complete, nor up-to-date. These are topics I am (or was) interested in or that I think that will be useful later. Ofcourse, after starting this list I ran into the Methods section of Papers with Code. Highly recommended. Another favorite of mine is NLP-progress....
Elvish is an (not POSIX compattible) shell, ie. an alternative to bash etc. Its main attraction is a clean and readable syntax, and a closer integration with structural data, JSON. It also integrates several popular shell extensions in several modes. (Actually, it provides its own implementation). Autojump is a way quickly navigate recently and frequently used directories. This is implemented in the Location mode or Ctrl-L. FZF provides interactive fuzzy search for history and completion....
Vim plugins Vim is extremely configurable and the internet is full with plug-ins to support any kind of task. On this page I list the plug-ins that I find useful and what I use them for. For details see the documentation of the respective plugins. Daily use BlueCatMe/TempKeyword Add words under your cursor to a temporary highlight group using <Leader>0-9. andymass/vim-matchup Smarter matching of opening and closing brackets using %: it also adds programming related (for instance, linking if and endif)...
To keep my technical skills up-to-date, I decided to have a look at a ’new' programming language. My usual toolkit consists of Fortran and C for high-perfomance and scientific computing. Python for machine learning, some hobbying, and scripting. Bash for even more scripting. And Javascript for some web hacking. Altough I got tired of learning a new web framework every week and gave up on the web completely. I’ve played around a bit with CUDA, Ruby, D, C++, Lua, and I’m probably forgetting some, but I wouldn’t call myself an expert in those....