I've been having a blast using my computer to generate random images. A new use I've found for "AI art" is as a source of inspiration. About a week ago I went down a rabbit hole that ended up with me learning a bunch of other tools so that I could execute an idea that I wouldn't have had otherwise.
Another visit to California! This time I did not go to Sequoia. Don't worry, my friends, I still saw some redwood trees. We had back-to-back jobs, first in San Diego, then in San Jose. SK and I spent the weekend between jobs at a 76er's game, Point Reyes, and John Muir Woods.
⇨ Read more ⇨I started my first web page in 1998, and the web has evolved a lot since then. My first few sites were all handwritten HTML/CSS, first using Notepad, then HomeSite (which became an IDE for the ColdFusion markup language). At Penn State I used a…
⇨ Read more ⇨I got to travel to Anchorage, AK for work again, and took some pictures!
Cross-compiling Qt and Qt-based projects for the Raspberry Pi continues to be an error prone, complicated process. It's even worse when doing it on CentOS because of the outdated tooling (GCC 4.8?!). To lower the friction, I updated my cross-compilation Ansible playbooks to work with an Ubuntu 18.04 desktop instead of CentOS.
I built a new computer! JH helped and is now a master of the philips screw driver.
I had many contenders for "worst hike ever" until I hiked the Manitou Incline. This is it. This is the worst.
The Aleutian Islands! Volcanoes! Polar bears! Ice floes! Penguins! I didn't see any of that! But, I did get to see some other cool things.
Yes, really. This time I'm accompanied by my brother Scott and by JTB. We drove around the Sierra Nevada area to visit Sequoia and Yosemite National Parks. We took many photos, why don't you look at some of them? I also got pretty wordy, ick.
⇨ Read more ⇨Have you ever wanted to cross-compile a Qt application on your Raspberry Pi but hate bash scripts because bash scripts are literal garbage? Well now you can, with some handy Ansible playbooks that I wrote!