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Personal Identity Problem and Mutability Immutability - Engineers Are Philosophers in Reverse
The personal identity problem asks whether something remains the same after it changes. Philosophers have long debated this through famous examples like the Ship of Theseus. In programming, mutability and immutability echo the same question - when something changes, is it still the same object? Software engineers unknowingly reinvent the personal identity problem each time they design systems.
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Why Python is Irreplaceable for Data Science, AI, and Automation - a Design Perspective
Python is currently the most popular programming language for machine learning and data science. In this post, I will share my subjective experience on why I've stuck with Python for the last 3 years, and why I think Python's design is the future (for general purposes, not only AI, Data Science, and Automation).
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Collection of Foundational Math Problems
Foundational math problems to keep me on track after a long time of not doing math.
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Reinforcement Learning Notes: Theory and Algorithms
Taken on MRL course @ Universitas Indonesia [On progress]
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Deep Learning Notes from Zero to Hero
Comprehensive notes from the Machine Learning Research Lab course @ Universitas Indonesia [In Progress]