- Nov 15, 2022
Daily Update: 15th November 2022 - Day 2
Hi everyone, Day 2 of this series of daily updates. Started my day earlier than yesterday, at around 9 AM (work). Learning: Watched this nice video from Jason on The Right Way to Write C++ in 2022: I like when he …
- Nov 14, 2022
Daily Update: 14th November 2022 - Day 1
Hi everyone, I’m back to - writing daily update blogs. Just sharing what I did today, and documenting my progress. Now of course it won’t contain everything I do, but yep - everything related to learning and …
- Sep 4, 2022
Applying for Research Internships (Universities)
Hi everyone! Over the last few months, I’ve received a lot of queries regarding applying to research internships. And I wanted to answer them shortly, in this blog, with a disclaimer to begin with. DISCLAIMER I did …
- Jul 31, 2022
Porting a Tiling Window Manager Extenstion to C++ (Bismuth): Part-2 (getting closest relative window)
Hi everyone! In this blog, I will be discussing the algorithm used in Bismuth to find the closest relative window to be focused for focusWindowByDirection event. If you haven’t read the previous blog, make sure to …
- Jul 23, 2022
Porting a Tiling Window Manager Extenstion to C++ (Bismuth): Part-1
Hi everyone! I understand it’s been a long time, and I’m so excited to be writing this blog today. In today’s blog, I wanted to talk about my journey (so far) on contributing to Bismuth (a KDE’s …
- Jan 9, 2022
Common Collections (Vector and Strings) in Rust [Notes]
Chapter 8: Common Collections These are my notes from the chapter-8 of rust book. Please scroll down to the bottom (Note) section if you are curious about what this is. 8.1: Storing Lists of Values with Vectors …
- Jan 9, 2022
Common Collections (Vector and Strings) in Rust [Notes]
Chapter 8: Common Collections (Hash Maps) In the previous blog, I shared my notes on strings and vectors in Rust, and in this post we’ll cover Hash Maps. I personally have found their use in competitive …
- Oct 3, 2021
Weekly Progress Report: 03-10-2021, 2
Hi everyone, so this week has been comparatively more productive in terms of learning as well as work! I’m happy, so why not share with everyone as well? 🎉 PyTorch: (ft. Quansight and Facebook) Started …
- Sep 26, 2021
Weekly Progress Report: 26-09-2021, 1
Hi everyone, before I go ahead and share my progress, I wanted to quickly talk about what this blog is about. I am highly passionate with the idea of high performance computing, optimizing deep learning applications, and …
- Sep 26, 2021
Prefer const_iterators to iterators (Notes)
NOTE My notes on Chapter 3, Item 13 of Effective Modern C++ written by Scott Meyers. Some (or even all) of the text can be similar to what you see in the book, as these are notes: I’ve tried not to be …