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Open-Sourcing breast_segment
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2 min read
Fully automated Breast Segmentation on Mammographies After having tried (and failed) to train a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) to identify Mammographies with malignant signs, I decided to open-source most of the pre-processing tools I had developed in the process. breast_segment is one of those. I was using Mammographies from the Digital Database for Screening Mammography which were…
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Framework Overflow
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6 min read
Sometimes I miss the old days in which you could simply yank out a bad PHP script interspersed with some HTML and – bezonga – you had a website. Since then, things have become somewhat more complicated. Sure, I could still use the old approach but that would be like stealing the Wright Brother’s airplane…
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Bangkok Travel Advice for Non-Bozos
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7 min read
After living in Bangkok for 4 months and having worked as an intern in Siriraj Hospital, here’s my take on “how to get around Bangkok and enjoy the attractions without being a bozo tourist”. Summary Important Pointers The king (and monarchy) is revered highly by Thais. Don’t step on money, the king is displayed on…
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Parse.com Cloud Code Hell
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8 min read
I would really, really love to be able to like Cloud Code. The idea of simplifying any backend into one unified platform with push-capabilities and node.js-style extendability sounds awesome. However, I ended up struggling. I am by no means a good programmer but as long as an SDK is coherent in itself and well-documented, it’s…
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Hello World
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1 min read
Oh wow, now this is really neat. Moving content away from my server to GitHub didn’t make me feel that good in the first place, but if everyone does it, it must be good, right? No, mostly I got annoyed when I tried to reach some person’s blog post on their private server, just to notice…