Building a Multi-Tenant Music Collector’s Database

UPDATE: A subsequent post is available in refactoring this work with Chat GTP-4. Ok, I’ve gotten deep into collecting music again, after just doing the *streaming* thing for a decade plus. In this deep dive back into music and playing, composing, collecting, reactions, reviews, live shows, and related worlds coming together I’ve found it might... Continue reading →

Art, JavaScript, and Machine Learning with Amy Cheng at ML4ALL 2018

One talk that opened my mind to new ideas about where, how, and when to use machine learning was Amy Cheng’s @am3thyst talk on Machine Learning, Art, and JavaScript. I introduced her last year in my previous post, and am linking the talk below. Give it a watch, it’s worth the listen! ML4ALL 2019 is... Continue reading →

Goals for 2011 (AKA, New Years Resolutions)

In 2010 I made a few goals. Do more than one speaking engagement and attend a couple conferences. Look for new opportunities to get back into a truly strong development team as a team member, leader, or director of the Get involved in user groups and expand my presence in the software industry. Figure out... Continue reading →