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 My interests include deep learning, machine learning, computational learning theory, and neural networks.
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 	<meta name="description" content="education Chalmers University of Technology | 2021 - 2026 Currently enrolled in the &lsquo;Computer Science &amp; Engineering&rsquo; program.
 experience Huawei | Software Engineer Intern, Baseband Laboratory Team I worked on a static code analysis tool. I developed the tool in C&#43;&#43; using LLVM and Clang.
 Huawei | Software Engineer Intern, 5G Wireless &amp; Communications Research Team I worked on the annual hackathon and was part of that team. I proofread and worked on the given problem and gave feedback to it." />
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 	<meta name="description" content="One day each and one of us will die - this is a universal truth. I am writing this to keep my self accountable and remind my future self to recognize where I was and where I&rsquo;ve gotten to.
 Build/own my own place Make a difference in the world (well, hard to define) Fall in love Be successful working for myself (finical security) Create something meaningful (film, book, podcast, etc.) Live in another country Trace my ancestry Read 100 200 books Mentor someone Help someone achieve their dreams Get a PhD Watch over 100 200 movies " />
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 Build/own my own place Make a difference in the world (well, hard to define) Fall in love Be successful working for myself (finical security) Create something meaningful (film, book, podcast, etc.) Live in another country Trace my ancestry Read 100 200 books Mentor someone Help someone achieve their dreams Get a PhD Watch over 100 200 movies " />

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 	<meta name="description" content="I&rsquo;ve recently felt the urge to make some math-related projects and visualization projects. So I picked up Julia and have so far learned the basics of the language - it&rsquo;s a quite simple and dynamic language which I appreciate, especially after my most recent projects have been in C/C&#43;&#43; and Rust - it&rsquo;s a great refresh in programming. So far I&rsquo;ve made quite small projects with a lot of built-in libraries." />
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 	<meta name="description" content="One of the core things that makes programming so fun in my eyes are the standards and conventions that we&rsquo;ve built. I want to write down my principles that I follow when writing code. I think it&rsquo;s an essential part of every engineer that they have their own guidelines and principles they follow.
 Consistency Before we even dive into an actual programming principle I want to talk about consistency. Guidlines and principles won&rsquo;t even matter if we aren&rsquo;t consistent with them." />
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 <meta property="og:description" content="One of the core things that makes programming so fun in my eyes are the standards and conventions that we&rsquo;ve built. I want to write down my principles that I follow when writing code. I think it&rsquo;s an essential part of every engineer that they have their own guidelines and principles they follow.
 Consistency Before we even dive into an actual programming principle I want to talk about consistency. Guidlines and principles won&rsquo;t even matter if we aren&rsquo;t consistent with them." />

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 Let&rsquo;s start by defining what we mean by concurrency.
 Introduction Concurrency, in its very definition is, the fact of two or more events or circumstances happening or existing at the same time." />
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 Let&rsquo;s start by defining what we mean by concurrency.

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 Too much locking: not enough parallelism.
 Risk of deadlock and starvation.
 Lock-based implementations do not compose (easily)." />
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 But let&rsquo;s first see the burdens with locks

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 Races As we saw in the last part - a different trace leads to a different outcome - this means that concurrent programs are non-deterministic.
 Why concurrent programs are non-deterministic is due to the scheduler&rsquo;s decisions.
 When we have a problem with different possible outcomes, we need to label what is a faulty run and a successful run." />
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 Races As we saw in the last part - a different trace leads to a different outcome - this means that concurrent programs are non-deterministic.

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 Analyzing Concurrency When analyzing concurrent programs we often look at states and transitions.
 A state in these diagrams are possible program states. Transitions on the other hand, connects these states to an execution order.
 One to thing to note is that, the structural properties in these diagrams, captures the semantics properties of the corresponding program." />
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 <meta property="og:description" content="In this part we&rsquo;ll cover how we can achieve mutual exclusion in a program using only atomic read and writes.
 Analyzing Concurrency When analyzing concurrent programs we often look at states and transitions.

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 The dining philosophers problem describes how to avoid deadlock (circular conditions).
 We have five philosophers (threads) sitting at a dining table. A fork is between each adjacent pair of philosophers.
 Each philosopher alternates between thinking (non-critical section) and eating (critical section). In order to eat, a philosopher needs to pick up both forks that lie to the right and left of the philosopher." />
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 <meta property="og:description" content="In this part we&rsquo;ll cover how to solve some classical synchronization problems using threads and semaphores.
 Dining Philosophers To refresh our memory on the problem let&rsquo;s cover it again:

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 Semaphores for example have the problem that:
 They are global and unstructured, it can be quite difficult to understand what a certain semaphore does in a given piece of code.
 Often, we are prone to deadlocks or incorrect behavior, it&rsquo;s easy to forget a simple up() or down() call in your programs." />
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 <meta property="og:description" content="In this series we&rsquo;ve covered locks and semaphores as synchronization mechanism. Although these are essential in concurrent programs, they&rsquo;re quite low-level synchronization mechanisms.
 Semaphores for example have the problem that:

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 For this we&rsquo;ll cover and use the programming language, Erlang!
 So let&rsquo;s quickly have a crash course over Erlang!
 What is Erlang? Erlang is a functional programming language with message-passing features. The message-passing part is concurrent and implements the actor model, where Erlang processes are actors." />
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 <meta property="og:description" content="So far we have looked at threads which share memory. The so-called shared memory model, but in this part we&rsquo;ll cover distributed memory model, specifically, message-passing concurrency.
 For this we&rsquo;ll cover and use the programming language, Erlang!