Michael Banzon

Currently I’m thinking a lot about Bayesian filtering and new ways to apply this to my every day software. For those who aren’t that informed on the subject I would recommend reading A Plan for Spam by Paul Graham. Wikipedia has a few articles of interest as well. I’d recommend the ones on Bayes’ theorem [...]

I’m currently devoting some of my spare time to developing a tool that can track the memory consumption of individual running processes and display the data on a graph. To narrow this description down a bit – the tool let’s you select a process and shows a graph of used memory over the last few [...]

Do you ever find yourself in the need of double keyed tables? Well I do! If you’re now quite sure what I mean about this I’ll try and sum it up. Imagine a Hashtable where you supply a key-pair instead of one key. myHashtable.Put(key1, key2, value); Or if you like that flavor myHashtable[key1, key2] = [...]

When Microsoft release new versions of their .NET Framework there is no doubt that there will be some nifty new features that we can all benefit from. Lately the releases has contained data and presentation oriented additions to the framework which would allow us to save many lines of code if used properly. The only [...]

At work we use a Subversion server to store, branch and merge all our code. Generally this works out great! The life quality of the programming staff has risen quite a few nods after introducing this. Even as a single developer I can only recommend it – the posibility of branching and merging whilst hopping [...]