Building your first RNN with PyTorch 0.4! Posted on May 24, 2018 If you have some understanding of recurrent networks, want to get your hands dirty, but haven’t really tried to do that on your own, then you are certainly at the right place. This tutorial is a practical guide about getting started with recurrent networks using PyTorch. We’ll solve a simple... [Read More]
Visual Cube A visual explanation to popular algorithms for the rubik's cube Posted on April 12, 2017 The rubik’s cube needs no introduction. I’ve personally seen these since my childhood but I was never quite interested in solving the cube. As a kid, I used to play around, knowing that this is impossible for me to solve. I gave up easily. This was nothing more than a... [Read More]
Triund The end-sem adventure Posted on December 18, 2016 Prologue It was early December and for most BITSians this was the compre1 season. For me though, it is usually at this time of the year when weird ideas surface off. They did, this time too. Me and my friend Sameer were long planning to visit McLeodGanj in search of... [Read More]
Shadowsocks Dont let your ISP block you Posted on September 12, 2016 Shadowsocks! Sounds like the new superhero after Deadpool. Well, in a way it is a superhero! It let’s you bypass censorship, even the GFW! 1 Okay, so what’s this fuss about? Before going further, I think it needs some introduction. Shadowsocks is a SOCKS5 compatible proxy server/client suite which excels... [Read More]
Persistent Mounts Automatically mount partitions in linux via the terminal Posted on August 11, 2016 After installing your linux distro, though you’ll be able to access your Windows/NTFS partitions easily, things can get annoying sometimes with you having to mount the partition manually everytime. Here I describe how to get away with this mess by automatically mounting partitions on boot. You could also do the... [Read More]