Life
Fuzzy variables, solving for X, and faith
True life can't be achieved by solving an equation.
Joshua Callandret
Left-brained writer with an (almost) insatiable appetite for learning new things. Christian, husband, and father. If you read just two pieces from this site, you’ll probably get a good idea of what I’m interested in. Thanks for reading!
learning
Try, try again (it's not insanity—just tenacity)
The difference lies in a response to reality.
Technology
Leveraging ChatGPT for Natural Language Processing with Python, pandas, and NLTK
How I'm building a site's information architecture with the help of A.I.
Life
There's no filter for life (but there is a story that gives it meaning)
It's impossible to make life fit the confines of social media.
Instructional
Useful tools for editing HTML in VS Code
Markup fast. Markup easy. Markup fun.
learning
Thoughts on Job Experience: Conceptual Knowledge vs. Technical Chops
Concepts outlast tools, but tools are necessary to get the work done.
Technology
Don't Worry (Too Much) About the Post Date
If the content is actually valuable, the post date is (mostly) irrelevant.
Technology
Cue the command line | The ReadME Project
Sometimes you just have to ditch the GUI.
mechanical
The Value of Learning Repair
When you learn how to work on your own stuff, you learn a lot about yourself. And life.
Technology
6 Practical Uses for the Command Line (How I Got Started)
The command line is an essential dev tool that opens a world of possibilities.
Technology
The Baroque Labyrinth of Menus and Functions
And then I think—How did I get here?
Technology
What Makes Software Worth Your Hard Earned $ (or at least worth your time)
Life is too short to waste time and money on bad software.