Recently I was dorking about with some Go code on OS-X. Just working with it via iTerm 2 and using some basic go run whateverthefile.go commands and displaying results out the the shell. All was well, and then I dived into some code that used so Go Routines. The code looked something like this. package... Continue reading →
Every few days I like to sit down like an old academic professor and just read and ponder what’s going on in the computer hardware and software industries. As of late it’s been interesting to dive into whatever Elon Musk is working on also; electric cars, solar energy, rockets, or even boring machines. Another thing... Continue reading →
I’ve been getting a fair dose of New Orleans cajun grub lately so I went back to my roots and picked out a few bands from NOLA (That’s New Orleans, Louisiana FYI). Be prepared, NOLA Metal is a special level of sludgy heaviness and growl combined with some slightly psychedelic melodies thrown in. With that,... Continue reading →
This is the first of many of a series that is starting today. Thrashing Code Metal Monday’s picks for heavy tunes to code to. Ya know, if you can handle it. With that introduction, may the thrashing code begin! Top 3 for Spotify https://embed.spotify.com/follow/1/?uri=spotify%3Aartist%3A5ctFffJBdJe8PZL7W7NeML&size=detail&theme=dark https://embed.spotify.com/follow/1/?uri=spotify%3Aartist%3A67ZMMtA88DDO0gTuRrzGjn&size=detail&theme=darkhttps://embed.spotify.com/follow/1/?uri=spotify%3Aartist%3A3dnH7fdVm2X07MK6Fkbhbt&size=detail&theme=dark Top 3 Videos for Youtube Continue reading →
This post includes a collection of my thoughts on design and architecture of a data generation service project I’ve started called Data Diluvium. I’m very open to changes, new ideas, or completely different paradigms around these plans altogether. You can jump into the conversation thread. What kind of data do you often need? What systems... Continue reading →