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I wrote the MirageOS configuration tool. NASA's FPP does the same job for flight software. So I pointed FPP at MirageOS. It works.

If someone had told me a few months ago I’d be playing with .NET again after a 15+ years hiatus I probably would have laughed at this.1 Early on in my career I played with .NET and Java, and even though .NET had done some things better than Java (as it had the opportunity to learn from some early Java mistakes), I quickly settled on Java as it was a truly portable environment. I had some C# courses in the university and I wrote my bachelor’s thesis in C#. It was a rewrite of Arch Linux’s pacman, running on Mono. This was way back in 2007. ↩

Neural networks are often thought of as opaque, black-box function approximators, but theoretical tools let us describe and visualize their behavior. In part...

So this title probably doesn’t even parse correctly if you haven’t heard of Google’s Go language our Ubuntu’s Juju service orchestration software. I’ve been toying wit…

This post might seem to be in apparent contradiction: Ocamlnet is a large, very opinionated framework for network programming that solves m...