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Mark van Venrooij

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  • Learning domain-driven design

    Learning domain-driven design

    On my new job the department is applying Domain-Driven Design. I did read Domain-Driven Design – Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software by Eric Evans a couple of years back. However as I never used it I need to learn how to apply it. So in order to really learn DDD I started to…

    December 9, 2017
  • quick update

    quick update

    A long overdue update from my side. As mentioned in previous post I got married last year. Next to that this year we welcomed a newborn daughter. So my life changed a lot the last 12 months. Update on my path to financial independence We saved a bit less than the goal (25%) of last…

    May 5, 2017
  • financial independence

    financial independence

    Happy new year to everyone I wish you all a healthy and succesful 2016! In my previous post I mentioned that I would explain more about my path to becoming financially independent. What is financial independence According to wikipedia financial independence means: Financial independence is generally used to describe the state of having sufficient personal…

    January 3, 2016
  • Review 2015, plans 2016

    Review 2015, plans 2016

    Has another year really flown by? My Calendar definitely says yes. So it is time to look back at 2015 and make plans for 2016.

    December 23, 2015
  • Naive Bayesian Classifier on transactions

    Naive Bayesian Classifier on transactions

    For a long time I have the idea to enhance my BudgetApp application with machine learning techniques. After trying a implementation of the K-nearest-neighbor algorithm. I finally use a bayesian classifier implementation which works quite well.

    January 14, 2013
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If the automobile had followed the same development cycle as the computer, a Rolls-Royce would today cost $100, get a million miles per gallon, and explode once a year, killing everyone inside.

— Robert X. Cringely