I’ve been wanting to talk about the fun I’m having with strudel (and the things I made for it). But work has been asking me to work on things I’m really enjoying.
I may post a few things on here that are work related but it’s because I’m having fun with them and I’d love feedback from amazing friends that are smarter than me.
Claude used something I was working on for work as a suggestion to tie into a new thing. I got mad and I'm trying to better understand why.
The suggestion wasn't a terrible one but at the same time, the fact that it's using my chat history to make suggestions tells me that it's collecting and connecting more information that I want it to.
Nah.... don't do that. Local models the second they are good enough (and fast enough).
inspired by [Glossing's 10-minute tutorial] ```strudel setcpm(133/4) let kick = s("bd").bank("ace").room(0.3).set.out(` >*8`) let snare = s("rim").bank("bossdr550").set.out(`*8`).att(0.04) let...
This all started on the thought of a signle note with some LFO and FM modulation. Inspired by the tutorial from: * Glossring Modulation Tutorial: * Dan Gorelick's TidalCycles Session: ```strudel...
I love the little twingly thing that the arp does. I didn't do any arrangement stuff as that feels a little advanced still. ```strudel setcpm(165/4) _$drums: stack( s("bd").beat("0,5?,7?", 8),...
In July I ran a fundraising campaign for [Black Python Devs](https://blackpythondevs.com) with a deliberately small ask: _$7, from 7 different people, every day, for 31 days._ The goal was $1,519...
Aiven is giving me more freedom to write. This time in prep for my workshop tomorrow I wrote about how I ingested the MICHELIN guide data and showed how I could explore the dataset with PG Studio.
What things would you like me to write about in an official capacity (or maybe an unofficial one)?
I wrote this post on the Aiven Blog because genuinely when someone asks me "Is PGVector enough", I'm almost certain they haven't considered their architecture and are looking for a simple solution. Sorry, but I don't think PGVector is that simple solution but it is a darn good one.
I wrote this post as a way to think out loud about my three tools and how I'm using them together.
I've been trying to listen to my body more and I remember my great friend Melanie Arbor guiding a body scan meditation. This isn't Melanie but it's a really great meditation.
I have my reservations about 3d printing a server rack
It's been so great catching up with Jamal after all these years.
Many folks don't know Jamal but I hope they will leanr more about him as he is more and more in the conference community.
Jamal helped with the Python Thursdays and CodeNewbie over a decade ago that I joined as a way to learn Python. He was one of the many amazing folks that helped me in my Python journey.
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[Render Engine] is now testing against 3.15. Our testing philosophy with render-engine is that we give people the ability to test as much as they can locally that will be tested on CI/CD. Our way...
Plant update: Most of the plants are doing well. I even chopped and repotted a few in since it's summer
Blog post reflecting on how tattoos serve as a personal journal of fleeting moments, urging a casual approach to writing so it stays informal rather than sacred.