Background| hillman.dev
After a previous rant, I started toying with the idea of writing software to solve this issue1. The goal is to fully control and use personal health data and I develop this for myself first. Luckily there are a lot of projects and people out there to take inspiration from.| hillman.dev
During my studies I got to see a lot of programming and a lot of mathematics.| hillman.dev
Some time ago, I ran into the problem of having a very large comma-separated-value file which I had to sort. There are many good solutions for this simple problem, and there are many ways of going about this in general. The better ones probably being, loading the file into Sqlite or a docker with Postgresql and using SQL. Or adapting the data with a quick python script to make it easy to use Unix's sort.| hillman.dev
Hey, welcome to my new blog. This is the third time I start a blog and the second time with my own domain. I didn't use this site since the launch of the .dev domain so that will give an indication of how active I am.| hillman.dev
GPU ML on Intel Arc| hillman.dev
The most used software forge, Github, is sprawling with tools that data professionals make for their peers. And I love it. Every day I check the news to learn about new open-source goodies which we can all use. It is great to learn about tools like Polars and DuckDB, and ML model releases like stable-diffusion or LLaMa, and so much more.| hillman.dev
Last week I had a run in with Apache Avro. A data serialization method which I have used a couple| hillman.dev
Proper time handling in data can be hard. On the surface it seems like an easy problem and| hillman.dev
Hello there blog, it has been too long. I've been in America (to Disrupt and visiting our San Diego office) and worked on a bunch of projects in the mean time, but I want to share some useful info on putting preprocessed machine-learning features from Spark into Redis. I am still experimenting with different solutions but here are some options I'm considering. | hillman.dev
In the last year Language Models have changed my approach to working with natural language processing.| hillman.dev