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Adventures in Prototyping ClimbHigh.AI Platform (CH.AIP0)
I joined Practicing Musician S.P.C. January 2024. This lead to building new infrastructure, which lead to expanding the possibilities of the EdTech platform, which then lead to the CEO and others realizing the potential of what would be ClimbHigh.AI...
Innovation Cycles: From Stone Age to Silicon Age - A Critical Historical Analysis (Updated 2024)
The complete timeline of human innovation, from 10,000 BCE to 2023 CE, reveals patterns more intricate than simple correlations with societal freedom. Recent archaeological findings combined with modern patent analyses demonstrate complex interplays between social structures, technological access, and innovation rates.
MacOS VS Code Stop Bloody Insert Mode
I keep forgetting, and having to look this annoying one up.
Light Mode vs. Dark Mode: Energy & Creativity vs Focus & Productivity? (And oh yes, eye strain)
As with most things, context, use case, etc. makes for different pros and cons for different goals and circumstances. Not surprisingly, the same is true for "Light Mode" versus "Dark Mode".
Getting Jan.AI to Work Fully with Q4OS Debian 12 Bookwork TDE on Alienware m16 r1 i7 with Nvidia 4070
Notes on getting everything working with Jan.AI.
Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition (NWN:EE) on Debian 11
Some notes on getting NWNEE working on Debian 11 bullseye on an Asus ROG Stryx laptop.
Generational Cycles in Technology
Once again I caught myself mumbling "what once was old is new again" during yet another webinar on cloud computing, software development approaches, the degradation of the opensource communities, etc. Here are some thoughts and facts on these topics.
RPEPTFS - An Unexpected Intersection
RPEPTFS (Role-playing Enhanced Pitch Training Feedback Simulator) is an AI-powered platform where entrepreneurs practice their investor presentations with realistic AI-generated investor NPCs.
DGPUNET: Building a Distributed GPU Cluster When Cloud Providers Fall Short
I've been building distributed computing systems since the 1990s - Beowulf clusters, IRC bot networks, custom infrastructure cobbled together from commodity hardware. The principle has always been the same: when you can't afford enterprise solutions, you build your own from what's available.
AILCPH: Addressing the Context Problem in AI Assistants
AILCPH (AI Large Context Project Helper) is my attempt to address this problem using RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and vector databases.