"On ne voit bien qu'avec le cœur. L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux."
Le Petit Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, 1951.
Dear reader,
welcome to my blog!
My name is Sebastien Soudan. I am an engineer and a doctor (Engineer from Ecole Centrale de Lyon, got a MSc and PhD in CS from ENS de Lyon). After doing research on resource sharing in networks for about 5 years, I have been a co-founder and the CTO of a SaaS start-up in the cloud monitoring space for another 5 years, then been an Architectus Oryzus on different projects in a large US company for long enough. Now, I am building cool stuffs at Reken.
I'm definitively a nerd. Anything related to science and technology gets my attention. This blog is about some random projects or ideas, feel free to share and comment:
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Bayesian Regression in your browser —
March 9, 2024What about running a NUTS sampler in the browser? Read more… -
The world we live in...Bayesian regression of daily maximum temperature —
October 30, 2023Exploring the NOAA Global Historical Climatology Network Daily data. Read more… -
Fun with code —
October 19, 2023The description of that post. Read more… -
Bayesian Inference of Logistic Functions —
March 29, 2022Small tutorial on using Bayesian inference on noisy logistic functions. Read more… -
Web3 and platforms? —
February 9, 2022web3 opportunities (and challenges) for platforms Read more… -
Attention, SoS - Platforms to the rescue? —
July 7, 2021Can platforms come to the rescue of System of Systems (SoS)? Read more… -
Extreme Value Theory - Application to Earhquake records in CA —
April 23, 2021Some code around BM, POT and quakes in California! Read more… -
Extreme Value Theory - Peaks-Over-Threshold method —
April 17, 2021Second theorem, second method - Peaks-Over-Threshold (POT). Read more… -
Extreme Value Theory - Block Maxima method —
April 6, 2021Behaviors of maxima. Read more… -
TFX and MLops —
March 11, 2021Cause we are not in the one-offs business. Read more… -
Bayesian Optimization —
October 15, 2020Let's explore exploration methods. Read more… -
Experimentation with Gaussian Processes and small 'eureka' moment in Bayesian inference —
June 17, 2020Why do we use Gaussian distribution everywhere? Read more… -
Navigating the engineering complexity space —
June 15, 2020Are you looking for complexity? Read more… -
Growing complexity —
June 11, 2020Once upon a time, ... everything was simpler. And then we started making things and it became a lot more complex. How far? Read more… -
DE0 Nano Soc tech soup —
April 24, 2016Another weekend project: this time playing with a Cyclone V SoC where one can easily get lost in the technology mix. Read more… -
Boat Autopilot Powered with an Intel Edison —
October 30, 2015An Intel Edison, a bit of electronic components, a cup of Golang code and here we are with an autopilot for a boat. Serve warm. Enjoy! Read more… -
Arduino Bourguignon —
December 22, 2014When you get an Arduino board and a recipe of boeuf bourguignon in hand, how do use the former to improve the later? This post presents an Arduino-based cooking assistant that help you define time-temperature profile and have your dishes cooked accordingly. Read more… -
Tiny Spring Boot app in Kotlin —
December 8, 2014Kotlin is a statically typed programming language targeting the JVM. It enables to write safe and concise code making it a good candidate for big project development. On the other side, Spring Boot is a well known framework very helpful to write micro-services. This post explores how to implement a simple REST server in Kotlin. Read more…
