15 January 2019 · running
I ran 1094 km in 2018. For the first time in my life, I've run almost every week for an entire year. I'll run my first marathon this weekend!
Running is the easiest thing you can do for your fitness. It needs no equipment, just a pair of shoes (or …
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26 November 2018 · open-source
· open-science
· excalibur
· pdf
· table
I have also published this post on Hacker Noon.
Borrowing the first three paragraphs from my previous blog post since they perfectly explain why extracting tables from PDFs is hard.
The PDF (Portable Document Format) was born out of The Camelot Project to create “a universal way to communicate documents …
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31 October 2018 · weekender
· meghalaya
Last year tonight, I was in Meghalaya for NH7 Weekender with my friends (also co-workers at the time), Deepu and Rishabh (aka Jain). We'd been aching to visit Meghalaya after watching Ethereal's "Meghalaya Alive!" video. And after hearing about Weekender happening there (with Steve Vai headlining it) there was no …
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21 October 2018 · excalibur
· pdf
· table
Last week, Camelot trended at #1 on Hacker News, Github and #5 on Product Hunt. Thank you for the love! There's still a lot to do to make it more awesome. You can follow the roadmap on its Github wiki. You can also check out my previous blog post on …
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03 October 2018 · camelot
· pdf
· table
I originally wrote this post for the SocialCops engineering blog, and then published it on Hacker Noon.
The PDF (Portable Document Format) was born out of The Camelot Project to create “a universal way to communicate documents across a wide variety of machine configurations, operating systems and communication networks”. Basically …
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