ML: Embedding trained model to a website (Titanic pt.4)
Once we are satisfied with our trained model we might want to embed it somewhere - perhaps brag with it online. We are going to embed our Titanic model to a »
ML: Feature engineering (Titanic pt.3)
Another technique we previously mentioned that can be used to try making our predictions better is Feature Engineering. In todays article we will take a look »
ML: Encoding features and classifier performance (Titanic pt.2)
As we previously mentioned, we will be looking into making our simplest classifier model better. One of the commonly used techniques used is categorical feature »
Why and how I started learning Python and Machine Learning pt.2
It has been over a year since I decided to document my python/ML/Data Science learning path online a bit. A lot has happened in the meantime, especially in my »
ML: Building a simple classifier (Titanic pt.1)
Learning Machine Learning is an intimidating task - there is simply way too much to learn, too many tools, technologies and techniques to grasp. On the other »
Symfony: Roles and Permissions in configuration
There are different approaches to managing roles and permissions on a project, ranging from very simple hardcoded checks to fully adjustable database based solutions »
Why and how I started learning Python and Machine Learning pt.1
why Python and ML together? PHP web development is my current day job, but I have been looking into expanding my horizons for some time now. I would not dare »
Empty GIT commit
Empty commits in git make sense is some scenarios, you might use them to trigger workflows, builds, test commit hooks etc… To create an empty commit, simply »
PHPUnit: Mocking external data provider in functional tests
Mocking is a common thing in the world of automated testing, nothing to write home about. Nevertheless, I decided to document how to do it in Symfony with PHPUnit »
OAuth2 Tokens in Postman
I like to use Postman when developing REST APIs. It allows me to save, group and share different requests, prepare different payloads to test different scenarios »
My Terminal setup
A few friends have asked me about my terminal setup, so I decided to write up a small blog post about it. This is what my terminal looks like in action: »
Git: Cleaning up merged branches
Using some kind of git branching strategy (e.g. GitFLow, GitHub Flow or other) normally produces quite a lot of branches. When these do not get merged on you »