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Lab 004: Proprietary Capital Systems
Lab 004 is the bigger sibling to Arasaka: a modular forex research, risk, paper execution, and live trading pipeline. It currently runs online with GBP 1,000 allocated to the live experiment.
Building Arasaka Neural Bastion
Arasaka Neural Bastion is my experimental forex machine learning research pipeline. This article walks through the architecture, model loop, deployment thinking, and why the most useful part of the project is not predicting the market, but building a system that can reject weak assumptions quickly.
Upgrading a Five-Year-Old Linux System
In 2018, I decided to dual-boot my HP laptop with Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04 because I needed to work in a Linux environment for a student project I was part of at UBC. Back then I was in an Engineering Design Team called Sailbot, working on an autonomous control system for a sailboat. Ubuntu became my daily driver at the time as I navigated the complexities of Gazebo and Robot Operating System (ROS) making Linux an essential tool for my development work.
SQL Joins Explained
One of the most powerful tools when working with relational data in SQL is Join Queries. SQL allows us to combine data from multiple tables into a single result set which enables us to retrieve data spread in multiple tables just using a single command. In this article, we'll explore the different types of SQL joins, focusing on how they work in PostgreSQL.
Building a Chess Web App
In this article, we will be building a Chess application using React that will allow the player to drag pieces across the board. We'll be using TailwindCSS for styling. To view what we will be building by the end of this article, visit dankibiwott.com/experiments/0001.
Machine Learning for Imaging
An evaluation of classical machine learning, feature extraction, and deep learning methods for binary image classification (Raccoon vs Rifle) using a curated OpenImages dataset.