In the passing semester (Fall 2015), I did a field project with Demandware and Professor Pito Salas at Brandeis University. It is a very different project than a normal programming project assigned in class, and I, therefore, have a lot of fun and learn a lot. I won’t go into the detail of this project here, but you can visit our landing page if you are interested.

Parallel computing is fun, but quiet different!

Build an Android Application with backend database service in 2 days!

What if we train machine learning models just like training babies?

I took a math proof class last semester and we spend a huge chunk of time talking about cardinality, especially the cardinality of infinity, which is a rather new topic in the discussion of cardinality. Even though the proof is a lack of excitement for me, the idea of comparing uncountable and infinity is very beautiful and philosophical. But I didn’t think further.

I was wandering at Github last night at around eight and I saw Kahlil forked a project called Jekyll-now. I clicked in it out of curiosity and 12 hours later, this is what I got.

I have watched a lot of AI theme movie/series lately and some interesting questions are raised. For example, can we really achieve a real AI? or what is an AI? I am not sure, and that’s why AI is so interesting. While it is very technical, it is also very philosophical.