Writing Inter-Process Communication (IPC) Library in C (Part 1)

Writing Inter-Process Communication (IPC) Library in C Welcome to a project-based tutorial on how to write an inter-process communication library in C. In this tutorial, I will start by giving an overview of how you can work with processes in C and some basic strategies to make multiple processes communicate with each other, then I will define the goal for the project and divide…

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Induction-Deduction-Abduction Framework for Artificial Intelligence

A new framework to think about A(G)I more systematically I feel like we need a new framework to think about A(G)I more systematically. While it is true that there are already some frameworks to consider, such as Juergen Schimidhoober’s Godel Machine, Marcus Hutter’s AIXI, and Karl Friston’s Bayesian Brain (with free energy principle), I tend to feel unsatisfied with all of these existing approaches.…

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Website Hosting “101”: How I built and deployed my own website

TLDR; Do you have a dynamic website idea? I did, too. I also wanted to know what it would take to build and deploy my website using Python. Here’s how I did it: What does “having a website” mean? A website is a site that you can visit on the web. This means that it is an online document that provides information to people…

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The Cobra Project

Collective Brain It has been a few weeks since I started thinking about building a website for fun. Basically, I was trying to come up with an idea that would be easy enough to be implemented fast and complex enough to make it interesting for users. I was also thinking about something interactive — something that would involve the users in an interesting and…

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0, 1, and beyond

Timeline I decided to start writing a book called “Introduction to Mathematics” on 21st of August 2019. This book was supposed to introduce fundamental mathematical concepts to a layman who never really explicitly studied any math. However, of course, it had to explain not any mathematical concepts but my mathematical concepts. Here is the table of contents of the unfinished book: I stopped writing it…

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Adaptive Lossless Compression

Retrospection Adaptive Lossless Compression (ALC) is something that I came up with during the time period between the end of my bachelor and the first year of my master studies. Back then I sometimes joined George Hotz’s streams from time to time and once I heard him saying something that was about the idea of compression leading to intelligence being very interesting. Then he…

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Recursive Perceptual Differentiation

Introduction What is the most fundamental particle? If my assumption is correct then it is Presence and Absence or at least, there is a unique isomorphism between any other set of fundamental particles and which is sufficient as far as I concern. I have talked about them in [this] previous blog post of mine. Now, let’s try to find the most fundamental operation, or action, or…

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P.I.P. Theorem – my favorite theorem from the high school

Background When I was high schooling at TDV-BTL (Türkiye Diyanet Vakfı – Bakü Türk Lisesi), I happened to be thinking about functions and their properties during the 10/11 grade(s). I was mainly thinking about what happens when we change the formula of a function a little bit; do its outputs completely change by large offset or is it predictable what the function looked like…

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P.I.P. continued…

Realizations What makes the P.I.P. theorem so interesting to explore even further has something to do with what I have realized throughout 7+ years. Here are my realizations so far: Before going any further, let me first tell you that I am no expert in any of those theories/fields although I can spot multiple similarities between PIP and those. 1. Working on a part…

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