Machine Learning Notes

Since I’ve found a couple (actually not a couple) of interesting resources, completely related to the Machine Learning courses and books, I need to remember a lot of these points. It is very helpful for myself, because when I was studied in the University, there is either not been something related to this theme, nor our professors covered these thing with us. So sad to spend many times by studying “new technology”, those in nowadays has no particular sense at all. Prematurely, this is pointed for me, however, if it will be helpful to some one else – well, you’ll gotcha :)

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Encrypting your class files

A couple of months ago I was thought about one feature: how to cipher my class files? And this post I will put into this way. In any case, why you should worry about that? Why you need to encrypt and then decrypt your class files back? Of course, you should not worry about that if your project is completely Open Source, therefore your code is open to everyone. But you should worry about protection of the code if your project, obviously, a proprietary software and you want to keep it closed against any attempts to crack it. Whenever you are inventor of the revolutionary idea or just want to promote a paid version of the software, you should worry about protection of your code against to be stolen.

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The power and simplicity of Ruby

I’m starting to play with Ruby and on every next step I like it more and more!

Ruby is a dynamic programming language with a focus on simplicity and productivity. It has an elegant syntax that is natural to read and easy to write. This is a very well know slang from the Ruby language site. The popularity of Ruby is still growing up on front of such popular languages like Python.

And Ruby has some advantages on front of Python and Java.

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