The exec family of the system calls is used to run a command or a code file in a new process. In Linux, this new process is created by replacing the process that made the exec call, but in Windows, things are a bit different. In this blog, we will…

Elasticsearch is a relatively new and open-source search engine available for use to anyone in the world! It is blazingly fast and is surprisingly written in java! It uses the JSON format to store data that can be accessed by various HTTP methods. The service is also scalable, making it…

The “Code coverage” value of a codebase depicts how much of the production/development code is covered by the running unit tests. In the world of open-source, all the maintainers try their best to keep this percentage high, and this process is often automated through tools like GitHub Actions and Codecov…

I recently started exploring the world of Deep Learning and this process of converting a classical Machine Learning problem (Logistic Regression) into a Deep Learning problem (Logistic Regression using neural networks) was just so satisfying that I had to write a blog about it, so here it goes. …

Well, I know I am late, but the last 2 weeks were super hectic because of my University examinations. The examination board suddenly decided to give out grades on the basis of internal examinations and I was burdened with projects, presentations, assignments, and vivas. I did manage to set up…

With half of the coding period coming to an end, the bot is finally live! You can find it, tweeting Battery Simulations twice a day, here — BattBot. Once the repository was moved to pybamm-team’s account, and once the bot went live, a lot of things broke, and a lot…

The last two weeks were all about making small but important changes in the bot before it goes live. We also decided on the bot’s name through a fun Twitter poll:). Here are some of the relatively big additions I made during this period — Degradation comparisons The first half of the…

The First 2 weeks of Google Summer of Code 2021 are now over and spoiler alert — these 2 weeks were more about development and lesser about battery mathematical modeling compared to the community bonding time (if you missed that blog, read it here). …

Today marks an end to the community bonding period of Google Summer of Code 2021, and hence I decided to document my journey in the form of a blog. I’ll try to make this blog fun, short and to the point, buckle up! Back story! I entered the open-source world in December…