diff --git a/content/blog/2014-12-12-Spoj FCTRL2 Explanation and Solution.md b/content/blog/2014-12-12-Spoj FCTRL2 Explanation and Solution.md
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*How to store a two (or more) digit number in an Array (one digit per index) ?*
We need to store the input ‘n’ (1-100) into an array to find it’s Factorial To store a Number in an array, we can grab the digits from least significant position (For Example 1456) one by one and put it into the array. For example: To put 123 into an array (let say a[50]), we will grab the last digits one by one, final array would be given as a[] = {3,2,1} i.e. a[0]=3, a[1]=2, a[2]=1 & so on…
**LOGIC used for this**: Let n = 123 then 1). let rem = n%10 (this means remainder when n is divided by 10) 2. a[index] = rem 3. n = n/10 (this removes the last digit from n, Now we are ready to grab the second last digit & so on) Repeating this step iteratively, we can save n into an array.
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*How To Find the Factorial of the Number stored in array?*
After we have put the input number (1-100) into an array, we have to now find its Factorial. To do that we have to multiply the number ‘n’ with (n-1), (n-2) … & so on …3.2.1 . Now we need to find an Algorithm for multiplying an Integer with a number stored into an array & we can use that algorithm for all multiplications.
diff --git a/content/blog/2015-2-9-Higher order functions in Python : sorted, map, reduce, filter.md b/content/blog/2015-2-9-Higher order functions in Python : sorted, map, reduce, filter.md
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Note: abs is the absolute value function. i.e. `abs(-3) = 3`
## map
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*Takes an input iterable of values and return a list with different values. Same order, same length, but mapped via a function.*
`map(function, iterable)`
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reduce takes an iterable of input data and consumes it to come up with a single value.
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*The function we have to write is different too - the function will take two values and typically reduce will consume the first two values from the iterable then consume one value at a time from the list using the return value from the previous call.*

diff --git a/content/blog/2015-5-24-GSoC : Getting-Up-For-the-Coding-Period .md b/content/blog/2015-5-24-GSoC : Getting-Up-For-the-Coding-Period .md
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* `eq_to_matrix` :
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*method to convert system of Equations to Matrix Form.*
* `linsolve`: *It's the General Linear System solver.*
diff --git a/content/blog/2020-03-22-Year-2019-Review.md b/content/blog/2020-03-22-Year-2019-Review.md
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*The office is located right next to St. Paul's. The above photo (of St. Paul's) was taken on 20th Feb, 2019.*
Turner and Townsend is a construction consulting company i.e. they basically do consulting
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*A screenshot of a pipeline, from Airflow's dashboard.*
One of the cool things about this application is that it was written in a very declarative way
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*This is a video of me in the spectators behind, clapping after Bumrah takes the wicket of Usman Khawaja.*
diff --git a/content/blog/2020-12-25-Year-2020-Review.md b/content/blog/2020-12-25-Year-2020-Review.md
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picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen>
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*This comment really nailed it!*
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*My office for most of 2020*
### Aire
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Cell Block Tango is a musical from a 2002 movie named "Chicago".
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*That's the Cell Block Tango in Action*
### Gliding
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Granada, Isle of Wight
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*View from a bridge on the Isle of Wight*
#### Spain
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*View of the mountains around the beautiful city of Jaen from my terrace.*
I lived in Jaen, Spain for a couple of months, with my sister. I picked up some
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- Did some hiking in Salzburg, Austria
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*Start of the hike to Nockstein*
diff --git a/content/blog/2022-10-05-Year-2021-Review.md b/content/blog/2022-10-05-Year-2021-Review.md
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too close to London and Edinburgh was too far, so Manchester made the cut.
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*Manchester on a winter morning in January*
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terms the problem reduces to finding pairwise distance between all the row vectors in
a 2D Matrix.
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*More information in the blogpost [here](https://quansight.com/post/dask-on-coiled). Relevant tweet [here](https://twitter.com/quansightai/status/1423394705560141824)*
## Making GPUs accessible via Array API
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Making GPUs accessible to the PyData Ecosystem via the Array API Standard.
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*More information in the blogpost [here](https://labs.quansight.org/blog/2022/03/making-gpus-accessible-to-pydata-ecosystem-via-array-api). Relevant tweet [here](https://twitter.com/iaktech/status/1512056428743512066)*
# Personal Work
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pandemic and the new city that I moved into.
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*A cricket game between Manchester Originals vs Oval Invincibles @ Oval 21st July, 2021*
- Saw some cricket:
diff --git a/content/blog/2023-12-3-Year-2022-Review.md b/content/blog/2023-12-3-Year-2022-Review.md
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*Probably one of the most scenic cricket grounds in the world*
- Travelled to a few places:
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- Italy
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*Peak walk between two mountains at Glacier 3000*
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*Castle Howard, York*
- Saw Kaifi Khalil and Shae Gill live in concert
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