As previously mentioned in the blog I use a M1 mac. In order to help introduce others to Kubernetes I have done some testing of the K8S tutorial. In order to try it out I first tried using the qemu driver for minikube. First gotcha was that the image gc[...]

Project with many repositories This is a continuation of Monorepo versus Polyrepo. This is a story about a project I worked on. We had some pain points related to many different source repositories. Shared business domain library that contained shar[...]

Architecture and urban planning have been a useful source of ideas for thinking about programming. I have written various blog posts and a paper Programming as Architecture, Design, and Urban Planning that argue why and explore some of those ideas. Like u[...]

In 2021 my aging MacBook Pro (16GB RAM, I7) had issues with a swelling battery. The touch pad sensitivity became an issue. In order to replace that machine I opted for a MacBook Air (8GB, M1). Compilation speed (at least of F# code) on the Air is faster t[...]

This post is a continuation of Unclean architecture. Clean architecture From what I understand of Clean architecture it’s an iteration of Hexagonal architecture also known as Ports and Adapters (see the Wikipedia page). Clean architecture use of OO and[...]

No training implementation is complete until it allows training on a cluster where each machine has multiple GPUs. Multi-node/Multi-GPU Training with PyTorch Lightning SageMaker does a great job enabling this in Script Mode, and all we have to do is write[...]

While I’m expecting this blog post series to cover a number of topics, the primary purpose is as a vehicle for discussing abstraction and what it can look like in real-world projects instead of the “toy” examples that are often shown in books and articles[...]

Background I’m one of the people contributing to F#+. I got involved in the library around 2017 since I was looking for computation expression builders to clean up my F# code (after a few turns that turned out to be F#+). Around 2018 we released the v1 [...]

Each year the F# Software Foundation holds elections for its Board of Trustees. The role of the Board is to oversee the vision and mission of the F# Software Foundation, to set the goals, and to appoint officers to run the daily operations as appropriat[...]

Each year the F# Software Foundation holds elections for its Board of Trustees. The role of the Board is to oversee the vision and mission of the F# Software Foundation, to set the goals, and to appoint officers to run the daily operations as appropriat[...]