Dev, Travel, Blogging

Over a decade of progressive professional software development experience in conjunction with more than two decades as a hobbyist developer has pushed me to reduce the burden of support and cost of delivery by writing highly-maintainable software of the highest caliber.

This blog is intended to be a personal collection of experiences/rants, journaling to tech related, things and other things that may be appropriate to share in a blog.

• Project Anansi: Ebook organizer and library manager

  Posted on June 16, 2025

  This page documents a previous project that was done in the early years of my schooling. The reason for posting this on the blog is due to an ongoing effort to modernize the site. [Read More]

  Tags:

  • projects
  • ebooks
  • pdfs
  • textfiles
  • ebook organizer
  • library
  • informationretrival
  • java
  • C#
  • mono
  • nlp
  • knowledgemanagement

• New Adventures- What's Next?

  Posted on May 21, 2025

  Hey there! It’s been a while since I’ve posted, and I’m finally taking a moment to share where I’m at. Life has been a whirlwind of reflection, curiosity, and the occasional “what am I looking to achieve next?” moment. [Read More]

  Tags:

  • LLM,
  • OpenToWork,
  • RustLang,
  • Elixir,
  • Software
  • Engineering,
  • ScalaLang,
  • Scala,
  • LLM,
  • Java,
  • AI/ML,
  • Erlang,
  • TechCareers,
  • SelfHosting,
  • TechHiring,
  • OpenSource,
  • FunctionalProgramming

• Assumptions Are Like Legos

  Posted on February 4, 2025

  I just finished listening to a video interview about what sounds like a very interesting book. The book is “Five Lines of Code” by Christian Clausen. The book is primarily about being concise and simplifying codebases into very small composible units. So it’s definently ideas that I agree with and... [Read More]

  Tags:

  • organization,
  • software-engineering,
  • code-style

• Antipatterns

  Posted on January 17, 2025

  Patterns have often, more recently, gotten a misunderstood reputation. The Gang Of Four book was written in 1994, but if you talked to many developers today they’d look at you like you were clueless if you said observational pattern. The most popular form, in software engineering, is best practice/design patterns.... [Read More]

  Tags:

  • Antipatterns
  • Software-engineering

• Unexpected Scala Functions: groupMap

  It's that one little hack that Martin Ordorsky doesn't want you to know.

  Posted on August 15, 2024

  There’s always something in the list comprehensions within Scala that just jumps out to suprise me. [Read More]

  Tags:

  • scala
  • hacks
  • list comprehensions

• What is EXIF Data in Photos? How can I view it? How can I automate the removal in my project?

  Posted on August 9, 2024

  Everytime you take a picture fo something, there is metadata data that is included in the file. Sometimes the data is fairly innocent and includes focal length, camera model, time of picture, etc. However somtimes, it can be used to identify the owner of the camera, the GPS location, and... [Read More]

  Tags:

  • Precommit
  • Exif
  • Privacy
  • Open Source
  • exiftool

• Installing Arch on an Existing Arch Machine, The Easy way

  Posted on August 5, 2024

  When installing Arch Linux, the guide usually starts with creating some install medium (a USB drive). However, there isn’t a lot of explanation about what that installation medium does. [Read More]

  Tags:

  • Linux
  • Arch
  • Installing

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