Pricing Calculations for Work & Projects

Recently I’ve been paying a lot more attention to the job market as I go through the finding, hiring, and gaining customers routine with a number of different companies, recruiters, and individuals I know within the industry. Conversations kick off a million different ways. In this post I’m going to tackle how I work pricing... Continue reading →

ML4ALL (Machine Learning for All)

Alright, I’m sure everybody has a vast and expansive understanding of machine learning and all the algorithms involved and… oh wait… …not really? Yeah, me neither. Alright, I’ve got a conference for you. The ML4ALL Conference is lined up for May 27–29th where a reasonably sized group of machine learning practitioners and completely new to... Continue reading →

Reading Up on Observability and Monitoring

In the next few weeks I’ll be doing some work for Honeycomb.io. In preparation I’ve been ramping up on a number of topics, namely the big one is the specific differences in things like observability and monitoring. The aside that makes this relatively easy, is I live and breath this space from a site reliability,... Continue reading →

Building a Data Thrashing CLI Tool in Go

I need a tool just to do some testing against an API end point. I figured I’d throw one together real quick in Go. With a few libraries it’s just a few steps to get the job done. The following is that project. Eventually I’ll create the services that will run in some containers I’ll... Continue reading →