cleaning up the mxnet.cr exercises.

also demonstrated above is ishi—which tries to be a mathplotlib.pyplot like wrapper on top of gnuplot albeit written in crystal—and iterm2—which outputs charts to the console.

#mxnet #ishi #iterm2

My Covid-19 quarantine plan for the last 12 months was to write code every day. With a few exceptions, I pulled that off. The big pre-Covid plan was to write every day, but in traditional hacker fashion I first built some tools (Ktistec and kin).

The big project was Ktistec, of course, but early on I spent a lot of time on MXNet.cr, mostly on native MXNet bindings, but also on a Gluon compatible library. I also put a lot of time into Ishi, a project that sprang from my desire to visualize MXNet output inside of my iTerm console.

Now, to do some writing...

#ktistec #mxnet #ishi