Today I want to talk a bit about my PKM setup. This is mostly because the main thing I did today was study biology and prepare flashcards, so I might as well write about it.
I've been listening in the last month and a half to lectures from "the great …
read moreA short recap of where we are (will probably refactor this to retroactive posts eventually): I'm trying to switch logseq's git dependency from dugite to isomorphic-git, so it can run on android, browser etc. The problem with dugite is that it depends on the presence of a git …
So the company I worked at went bankrupt. I decided to take this time off to do some projects, figure out what's interesting to me. I'm one of these chronic project stallers: I always start stuff and almost never finish. I guess a lot of people are like that, but …
read moreI played around with docker containers today. Tried to install mssql on an M2 mac. Didn't go smoothly at first, but I attribute it to inexperience. The arm architecture crops up here and there when you're on one of those. Anyway, cool thing:
You can run a terminal inside a …
read moreToday's post is not "fully cooked", I still don't think I figured this topic out, but I did learn a few things.
Today I needed to do some css hacking for a dashboard I'm building with streamlit. I was using a grid element from the streamlit-extras package, and I wanted …
I converted a csv containing customer information to a sqlite table, and it needed breaking down to several tables. Specifically, some columns where really about the employer, so it was better to normalize the employers in the table out and bring these columns along.
To normalize the Employer column I …
Seems like I am not getting enough inspiration to write a well-developed post about something, so I am trying something new, collecting "micro-posts" about stuff I have done or read during the week.
I have an ongoing quest to learn physics. As it always is when learning by oneself …
read moreIn math as in life, the same object of study can be looked upon from multiple perspectives. Each perspective offers a different insight into a problem, and often the same problem can be very difficult from one perspective, yet clear from another.
In this post …
read moreWhen one wishes to study the topic of Differential Equations, there is no shortage (and perhaps an overabundance) of books. Thus I was immediately confronted with a first difficulty: which book to pick? After some googling and browsing through Reddit I settled on …
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