Asynchronous File Processing
Asynchronous file reading optimizes the computational speed of a file reading via parallel or concurrent programming paradigms.
(Reading: 25 minutes)
Low-Cost Research Opportunities in STEM Fields
Many developing countries are endowed with rich natural resources and enormous human potential. Unfortunately, some of these potentials are yet to be fully realized due to years of neglect and underfunding
(Reading: 37 minutes)
GPU: A General-Purpose Accelerator
Video cards are ubiquitous in almost every commercial PC/laptop sold in the modern era, and even some mobile phones and tablets have GPUs.
(Reading: 28 minutes)
Probing Real-World Cryptosystems
In Sun Tzu's book "The Art of War", he writes, "Attack is the secret of defense; defense is the planning of an attack".
(Reading: 74 minutes)
Privacy at your Fingertips
Differential Privacy is a mathematical framework that prevents an analyst from leaking information when querying a data store.
(Reading: 83 minutes)
Authoring a new book on Distributed Computing
### Writing a book titled "Distributed Computing From First Principles" Following the availability of high-quality free textbooks such as *[A Graduate Course in Applied Cryptography](https://crypto.
(Reading: 18 minutes)
Distributed Computing From First Principles
Have you ever wondered how a typical distributed system works under the hood? Are you looking for a pedagogical guide with complete implementations and tricks of the trade? Look no further and read my writing on the topic.
(Reading: 180 minutes)
Metamorphic Testing in a Nutshell
“Building the product right versus building the right product” is a popular cliché used to describe the product-market fit.
(Reading: 32 minutes)
Real-Time Anomaly Detection for Multivariate Data Stream
The paper titled “Probabilistic reasoning for streaming anomaly detection” from MIT CSAIL proposed a framework for performing online anomaly detection on univariate data.
(Reading: 82 minutes)
Paper Summary: LMU vs LSTM
Both HMM and RNN suffer from disappearing transitions and (vanishing \& exploding) gradient problems, respectively.
(Reading: 17 minutes)

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