It seems the only thing bigger than AI is talking about AI. I’ve been playing around with some AI-related things, and reading up on various aspects of AI use, so I guess it’s my turn to write down my current thoughts. This will probably end up as a series of posts, if I can get a bit more disciplined about writing here.

NOTE: thoughts may change on a whim, depending on future usage and current caffeine consumption.

Quick post that’s been rattling around in my head for a while; I just want to get this down, then maybe flesh it out a bit more later.

fixup is a git operation I frequently use that may not be as well known as the common commit, push, pull, etc.

It’s something you need to be a bit careful about, as it “changes history”, and anyone that has your changes before you do the fixup may have some problems with differing commit histories.

When creating this blog, I did quite a bit of configuration in Cloudflare Pages to get DNS working with this domain, but I failed to document any of it. I’ve got a new blog KD0FAB Amateur Radio on a new domain, so I’m going to try to document the configuration process here so I don’t have to fumble about (as much) for the next domain.

For the most part, I followed a tutorial at Smaller Fish. This post is going to document some details left out and any changes from that process.

For the last several years, I have participated in Advent of Code, going back and forth between using languages I use day-to-day (Elixir, Ruby) and trying languages I am not as familiar with.

One year, I decided to try using Go. Among other interesting features is the capability of functions to return multiple values, rather than a single value.

For example:

    val, err := strconv.Atoi(s)

    val, err := strconv.Atoi(s)

	if err == nil {
		// no error, so we'll do something with val
	} else {
		// we have an error; do things to handle it
	}

New year, new blog. Let’s see how long I can keep this thing going.