I previously posted the map when I introduced Igor and Carol, but for reference, here it is again with some additional details! The ride will be what I’d call a “slow ride“, which is a super chill, easy going, roll through neighborhoods on the east side of Portland, down through the hip inner south east,... Continue reading →
The real breakthrough for the modern Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technology explosions started back in 1943 when researchers McCulloch & Pitts came up with a mathematical model to represent that function of the biological neuron; nature’s gift that allows all life to operate and learn over time. Eventually this research would then... Continue reading →
Want a UUID generator for your Go code? It’s likely you’ll need one sometime. Well here’s a short code snippet and a review of one of the available UUID libraries available. The library is avaliable at https://github.com/satori/go.uuid. With test coverage this library supports the following UUID types. I’ll elaborate on what each of these types... Continue reading →
I’ve got three steps I’m going through to reboot the Data Diluvium Project & the respective CLI app I started about a year ago. I got a little ways into the project and then a bit distracted, it happens. Here’s the next steps I’m taking and for those interested in helping out I’ll be blogging... Continue reading →
A collection of notes and details. There’s plenty of details and docs out there, which I’ll reference a few below to get started with Cassandra. The goal with these notes is to provide a kind of summarized punch list of items to quickly get started around Cassandra/Datastax Enterprise 6 (DSE6). I’ll have a number of... Continue reading →