Dani Solakian

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Projects & Writing

Explore Dani Solakian’s software projects, technical essays, and research summaries, organized by topics like distributed systems, data visualization, and programming languages.

Posts & Writings

An open technical notebook on a smooth wooden desk, its pages filled with neatly handwritten equations, algorithm pseudocode, and hand-drawn diagrams of neural networks and data pipelines. Beside it sits a graphite-black tablet displaying a rendered graph of model performance metrics and a terminal output log. A small, brushed-metal desk lamp casts focused, warm light across the notebook, creating crisp shadows and emphasizing the ink’s texture. The rest of the room fades into a soft, cool-toned blur, suggesting a quiet study or research environment. Photographic realism, captured from a close-up, slightly angled overhead perspective, with a shallow depth of field that emphasizes the tactile details and conveys a thoughtful, analytical mood suited to research and technical writing.

Multi Part Tutorials

This section highlights long-form tutorials and multi-part guides that extend beyond standard posts, offering deep dives into systems design, performance, and research.

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