Blog Posts (51)

Using Tensorflow and Tensorboard with Docker

In my last article we set up Tensorflow with Docker. Next I want to try to get Tensorboard running.

How to enable color emoji on Arch Linux with Emoji One Font

This is a short article about how to enable color emoji on Arch Linux. I have searched for a working solution for this a few times but never found something that worked. I stumbled upon this Gist that I used to hack together a solution that enables color emoji from Emoji One on Arch Linux.

Installing the GPU version of Tensorflow with Docker on Arch Linux

A walkthrough of Tensorflow setup and usage on Arch Linux with docker

A binary clock written in bash

A program that displays the current time as a binary representation

Moving from Gnome Desktop to i3 window manager on Arch Linux

Reading RSS with Python

On my other personal website, briancaffey.com, I have a blog. The content on that blog has mostly mirrored what I put on this github pages site, briancaffey.github.io. I want to display my most recent blog posts from briancaffey.github.io on briancaffey.com, and to do this I will be using the RSS feed that comes with a Jekyll site. This should be pretty simple, we are going to use the requests librrary, as well as the feedparser library.

Simple Board Games in ReactJS

To ease into learning ReactJS, I took a shot at implementing a simple tic-tac-toe game with React. This is covered in the official Facebook React tutorial, but I haven't actually looked at how they did this yet. Instead, I wanted to see how far I could get on my own, and then fallback to the tutorial if I needed help. I heard that there are many different ways that React components can be organized and structured in a React project, so I wanted to see how my results compared to what the official tutorial recommends.

Arch Linux Installation Guide

A comprehensive guide to installing Arch Linux

Building a 3D model from 60 photographs with VisualSFM and Meshlab

My first attempt at photogrammetry

Rendering SketchUp models with Kerkythea

These are some results of an architectural model I rendered with Kerkythea. Kerkythea is an open source rendering program that has a SketchUp plugin. I worked with an architect who made the original plans by hand.