Artificial Neural Networks are a mathematical model, inspired by the brain, that is often used in machine learning. It was initially proposed in the '40s and there was some interest initially, but it waned soon due to the inefficient training algorithms used and the lack of computing power. More recently however they have started to be used again, especially since the introduction of au
January 27, 2014 vim design haskell python javascript unix data workflow Introduction I recently discovered an interesting game called VimGolf. The objective of the game is to transform a snippet of text from one form to another in as few keystrokes as possible. As I was playing around with different puzzles on the site, I started to get curious about my text editing habits. I wanted to better und
You Can’t Make an Algebra without Breaking a Few Eggs Posted by Bartosz Milewski under Category Theory, Functional Programming, Haskell, Monads, Programming [6] Comments In my previous post I worked on stretching the intuition of what a container is. I proposed that, in Haskell, any functor may be interpreted as some kind of container, including the hard cases like the state functor or the IO func
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