My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
Marshall University is building a 72,000-square-foot institute dedicated to training cyber security professionals. On the surface, that sounds like just another construction project. But having spent years in software engineering…
I’ve spent enough years in software engineering to know that legacy systems often hide problems. You inherit code that worked fine five years ago, patch it here and there, and…
I spent three years chasing the perfect infrastructure setup. Microservices, containers, orchestration platforms—you name it, I tried to make it work. Then I ran OpenClaw in a Proxmox VM and…
Raspberry Pi just reported a 25% rise in annual earnings, and honestly, it caught a lot of people off guard. The company exceeded expectations, which tells you something important: the…
I’ve been running Proxmox for about five years now. Started with a single server in my homelab, moved to a small cluster, and now I manage infrastructure for a few…
I was debugging a machine learning model the other day when I got a message from a friend: “Did you see ESPN changed its pick again?” He was talking about…
I read about the ghost taxi driver scheme in China and had to stop and think about it for a while. Drivers were using creepy profile pictures to scare passengers…
I need to be honest with you: when I first started using Docker, I thought it was going to solve every deployment problem I had. Spoiler alert—it didn’t. But it…
I remember the first time I deployed an application that worked perfectly on my laptop but completely fell apart in production. Different Python versions, missing system dependencies, conflicting library versions—the…
I’ve spent years building home labs—those personal computing environments where engineers like me experiment, break things, learn, and ultimately build better systems. And I’ve noticed something interesting about how we…
James Holloway