Notes on codes, projects and everything
Résumé
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Résumé
Academic
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Bachelor’s Degree of Science (2006-2008)
- Double major in Computer Science and Management Mathematics
- from Campbell University, Buies Creek, North Carolina, USA
- CGPA: 3.73/4.0
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Advanced Diploma in Science (2006-2008)
- Double major in Computer Science and Management Mathematics
- from Tunku Abdul Rahman College, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- CGPA: 3.81/4.0
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Diploma in Science (2004-2006)
- Double major in Computer Science and Management Mathematics
- from Tunku Abdul Rahman College, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- CGPA: 3.83/4.0
Work Experience
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Software Engineer in Bytecraft Sdn. Bhd. (April 2008 to March 2010)
- Created calendaring application.
- Implemented a workflow library based on FSM.
- Deployed Google Search Appliances and developed some front-end scripts.
- Creates scripts to import data of different formats from various sources.
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Internship in Abamon Technology Sdn. Bhd. (March to May 2007)
- Held position as an Intern
- Helped in setting up and customize a CRM system using an open-sourced CRM-CTT script.
- Documented the operation manual of CRM-CTT
- Initiated the development of the Intranet.
Technical Skills
According to level of
proficiencyfamiliarity in decending orderKnown Programming Language
- PHP5 (Both Procedural and Object Oriented)
- Javascript (and jQuery library)
- SQL
- Python
- Perl
VB.NET*Classic VB 6.0*PL/SQL and T-SQL*VC 6.0*SWI-Prolog*C# (Only procedural)*JAVA*
Others
- HTML & XHTML
- CSS
Administering and Maintaining Microsoft® WindowsTM 2003
* learned while was studying in college but have not doing much with it lately.
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Bachelor’s Degree of Science (2006-2008)
Random Posts
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Random Data Generator and Reader
Another day, another programming assessment test. This time I was asked to generate some random data, then examine them to get their data type. Practically it is not a very difficult thing to do and I could probably complete it in fewer lines. I am pretty sure there are better ways to do this, as usual though.
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Visualization of my profile, in (not quite) RDF way
After a miserable trip back to academic world, I finally re-gained the courage to get back to job-market. For the time spent in university, I spent quite some time reading about Semantic Web and RDF. Then I thought, I should have published more in this format in future. However, that didn’t really happen, mostly because I am too lazy.
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Revisiting Fizz Buzz in PHP
Back then when I was attending a job interview, I was asked to write a Fizz Buzz program to prove that my coding ability. There was only a pen and a piece of paper, so basically means there’s no way I can refer to the documentation for the API syntax. Fortunately I somehow managed to remember and not screw up.
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Mixing Non-array and Array in array_map()
array_map function is a function that I use the most in my php scripts recently. However, there are times where I want to pass some non-array into it, therefore often times I have code like the snippet shown below:
$result = array_map(
'some_callback',
array_fill(0, count($some_array), 'some_string'),
array_fill(0, count($some_array), 'some_other_string'),
$some_array
)It doesn’t look good IMO, as it makes the code looks complicated. Hence, after seeing how the code may vary in all different scenarios, I created some functions to clean up the array_map call as seen above. Code snippet after the jump
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Regression with Annoy (cont’d)
After a year and half, a lot of things changed, and annoy also changed the splitting strategy too. However, I always wanted to do a proper follow up to the original post, where I compared boosting to Annoy. I still remember the reason I started that (flawed) experiment was because I found boosting easy.
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