Free Online AI Course from Stanford
Yup, you read that title right.
Stanford is holding an online AI course this fall and everyone can participate. It’s not just a matter of course content, which many top-universities have been making available in recent years, but you can listen to the lectures, ask questions and if you do your homework, you may actually get a certificate for the course.
I am definitely setting time aside for this one.
How to setup/configure a DNS server using bind
I’ve recently purchased an unmanaged VPS (I eventually intend to move a lot of the stuff that I have spread out on the tubes over there) and I’ll be having fun with it in the following months, teaching myself system administration as I go.
One of the first things I needed to do with it was setup a DNS server on it and update that info with the registrar. Read more
Open sourcing our research projects
A while ago I promised that eTegrity and all related work will be released under an open-source license so that anyone can participate. Here are some updates on that.
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Java segfault
I was playing around with multi-threading earlier and managed to get a segafult message from the JVM. That was… unexpected! I am guessing it has something to do with me creating a lot of threads, but I’m not really sure how or why it happened yet. If I figure it out I’ll let you know.
Brings back a lot of good memories from C 
