In a previous post I wrote about my assignments for the sound recording module I took as part of my PhD.
Here, I will present the projects of the Interactive Digital Multimedia Techniques module.
The tapeless cassettes
In the first major project of the module we were required to find …
The 9th major version of pip, the recommended tool for installing python packages, was released two days ago. I took a short look on the changelog to see what's new. At first, I couldn't notice anything that will change my current workflows. Usually, the important changes are listed first, but …
So, what do you see here? Actually, nothing special. Yes, it is my first
assignment as a PhD student in the Media and Arts Technology programme at
Queen Mary University of London. And yes, it is a simple arduino exercise. So
why does it deserve a blog post?
Few months ago I shared my experiences with docker-compose in production.
Recently I faced another deployment and decided to use the same technique. This
time I used it somewhat differently. In this blog post I would like to share the
new experiences.
I was recently asked, by my boss, about the possible benefits of migrating our
code base at work from python 2.6 to python 3. Instead of sending an email back
to my boss with my answer, I decided that it worth a blog post. Why? because the
internet is …
Generally speaking, continuous integration (CI) is the process of
running your test suite automatically when you push code to your repo.
Continuous delivery / deployment (CD) is the process of deploying the
new code to your server whenever you push to specific branches in your
repo. There is enough information about …
My band, Malinka, released a new video. It's the first release from our live session at Mooki's Raphsoda, so expect more to come... Meanwhile, you can come and here us live:
This project convert sign-language / gestures to speech. You can read
more about it on
github or in my
site. I just uploaded a
video demo of the project. Feel free to comment.