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An introduction to bayesian inference

I first learned about bayesian statistics in a job posting for an internship. At the time, I was about 20 years old and had never heard of it. The concept was so alien to me…

Crafting compilers

programming languages

TL; DR: My own code is on github.

The responsive markdown resume

I decided to do my resume since I haven’t done it in a while. My old one was based on the latex template moderncv. But this time, I wanted to have one for the web that looks…

Concurrency in Python with FastAPI

I’ve struggled for a long time with concurrency and parallelism. Let’s dive in with the hot-cool-new ASGI framework, FastAPI. It is a concurrent framework, which means asyncio…

Bayesian epidemiology

machine learning

probabilistic programming

In March 2020, lockdown measures were implemented all over the world due to the spread of Covid-19. I was at home, a bit bored and I was looking for something to do.

Things I’m excited about

scientific computing

machine learning

As a data scientist by day, and tinkerer by night, I am often browsing Hacker News and the like in order to be up-to-date with the latest cool technologies.

Setting up your own blog

I’ve been wanting to publish online for some time. I was very young during the Wordpress wave, so I was never really drawn into it.

Mathematics of bookmaking

Have you ever placed a bet ? Wondered what the odds actually mean ?

The need for speed

machine learning

Lately, I have been interested in the foundations of machine learning (ML) in a pedagogical perspective. A first step to grasp the power of ML is gradient descent. So, I was…