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I keep getting amazed by the amount of things you can do in R. I mainly use it for plotting using ggplot package and quick analysis (thanks tidyverse), but there are other cool things such as R Markdown, Flex Dashboards, Deep Learning in R (although I prefer Python or Julia) and converting your R scripts into a web service. [Read More]

While working on some Javascriptey stuff, your library or solution requires you to use something written in C or C++. Easy peasy, just install ffi using the package manager and declare victory 🎉. [Read More]

These are the list of commands and syntax I find using most often on Jupyter. These have been tested on Ubuntu and Mac. If you are looking for a more complete cheatsheet with some nice visuals, you can try these: [Read More]

Let me start by saying that the “PyTorch website is awesome”. The front page quickly gets you started with the installation, the tutorials, and the documentation. This post mainly covers the things that I wish to find quickly and serves as something I can refer to regularly. [Read More]

Hello World - My first post on KB (Code Kode Bytes) I write long-form content on my primary website https://www.katnoria.com. It usually starts as a small project and ends with an interactive, well mostly, project report along with the source code. [Read More]