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    Gen AI on OpenShift Series — Episode 3

    Building Generative AI Containers with Podman Authors: Bobby Johns, David Kypuros, and Jason Nagin Series Index In this series, we will be offering our practical advice on implementing Generative AI (GenAI) solutions using containers (Podman) and on a container orchestration platform (OpenShift). In this series, we will cover: In this 6 part series, we will…

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    Gen AI on OpenShift Series — Episode 2

    Building the Solid Foundations for AI Success Authors: Bobby Johns, David Kypuros, and Jason Nagin Series Index In this series, we will be offering our practical advice on implementing Generative AI (GenAI) solutions using containers (Podman) and on a container orchestration platform (OpenShift). In this series, we will cover: In this 6 part series, we…

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    Gen AI on OpenShift Series — Episode 1

    Generative AI (GenAI) in the real world on powerful platforms Authors: Bobby Johns, David Kypuros, and Jason Nagin Series Introduction In this series, we will be offering our practical advice on implementing Generative AI (GenAI) solutions using containers (Podman) and on a container orchestration platform (OpenShift). In this series, we will cover: In this 6…

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    What’s in a name?

    Naming things well is a huge deal.  It’s hard and it should be hard. Poorly named things can mislead/confuse people, slow down velocity, and cause poor separation of concerns in design/implementation.  On the other hand, well named things will allow others to correctly understand the function and use of an object, as well as encourage…

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    Simple is Better

    Design Philosophy Generally, if a software package is hard to install, configure, or to otherwise use, I avoid it. If it’s hard to maintain or even tell what’s happening when its running I avoid it.  I’m not being arrogant, I’ve just done it wrong more than once and had to live with it and/or fix…

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  • Hipster wannabes get facial hair transplants

    Facial hair is more important than I thought. One happy patient  is Danny, 27, whose beard used to be so patchy, he was forced to “fill it in” with an eyebrow pencil, he said. Two years ago, he paid $8,500 for the surgery, which he considers a fashion statement. “I have a baby face but now…

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    Google Apps to discontinue support for IE8

    http://thenextweb.com/google/2012/09/14/google-kills-internet-explorer-8-support-google-apps/

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    Neil Armstrong Dead at 82

    Neil Armstrong passed after complications from heart surgery. At 5 years old, I watched Neil Armstrong walk on the moon on TV. Afterwards we all walked outside to look up up at the moon to see if we could see him. At the time I new something big was happening, but it wasn’t until years…

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    Slow Motion Fun

    I have often thought how much fun it would be to have a slow-mo camera. I never really thought about what having one would cause me to do to get a good shot. I probably never would have thought of most of these. My favorite is the flour + candle. “Hey, where are your eyebrows?”

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  • Best cordless phone plus Bluetooth

    This is one of the best phones I’ve ever owned.  Crystal clear, doesn’t cause interference on the WiFi network using DECT, and all the usual features plus one REALLY cool feature. You can connect your cell phone to this system via Bluetooth so when someone calls you at home on your cell phone, you don’t…

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