After supporting linear regression and TensorBoard, the next step for the tensorflow-ruby gem is to run MNIST, the "Hello World" of deep learning But before we can do that, we...

Now that tensorflow-ruby supports linear regression, its time to implement support for TensorBoard which helps you visualize how your model is working TensorFlow 2 supports...

The TensforFlow Ruby bindings have achieved a milestone - its now possible to train a model to solve linear regression I know, that doesn't sound like much, but in fact its more...

Since I recently left Zerista, I've had time some time to take a step back and think about what type of problems I want to work on next And one of the things I haven't had a...

Having decided to try and create Ruby bindings for TensorFlow, it was time to understand the scope of the project TensorFlow is a large, complex...

ruby-prof's is one of the oldest gems around, dating all the way back to 2005 I did a fair of development back in 2008 to 2013 but its been six years since I've meaningfully...

Development of the Zerista iOS app started in the summer of 2011 Due to lack of internal resources and knowledge, we decided to outsource  development of the initial...

Development of the Zerista server started in the summer of 2006, two years before Zerista even existed! My original idea was to create a social mapping platform - looking back...

When I started working at Smallworld, which used its own programming language called Magik, I was aghast there wasn't any documentation of the class library And it was a large...

One of the great new features of the upcoming postgresql 84 release is the addition of window functions Previously limited to enterprise databases such as Oracle and DB2, they...