COVID-19 is part of everyday life, and it is easy to feel like this is happening
and we have no control. However, we do have our part to play as non-front
liners. For starters, CDC COVID-19
[https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html] website has many helpful
resources including one of the current most powerful tools:self-isolation.
Aside from that though, the federal response severely lacks in data and
top-down guidance. To that end, Health innovation companies
[https://www.fronti2018-2019 rig pic, internalsMy rig has been updated with new guts since the
first All-in-One Gaming, NAS, Docker with UnRaid [/all-in-one.html] post. I
limit my updates to every few years so that I make at least a couple major
generation jumps. And when I do this I upgrade 3 core components: CPU, RAM,
and Motherboard. These 3 components are critically connected when the upgrade
path is major versions away:
* Motherboard - nervous system, controlling all components
* RAM (memory) - amount Some of the most beautiful landscape in the US is along the flight path from
Portland, OR to Denver, CO. This trip in particular is gorg-mazing! (Yes, it's
a word now from gorgeous and amazing.) During a clear morning after a fresh
snowfall all the peaks are blanketed and exemplify the ruggedness of the land
with craggy outcroppings in contrast to the powdery white. The sun in this early
morning flight from 36k ft casts breathtaking shadows.
Oh the things you will see
Good morning
Pass by thSitting on the top of Antelope Island for some sunset viewing on a July evening makes for some great shots and videosIt's hard to find healthcare claims data that looks like real payer financial claims. They are available via the CMS Synthetic Public Use File! Read on to find out more about these exceptionally flexible datasets.Home Coffee Brew Series - Jan-Feb 2016The Entity Resolution series begins with a Docker container to get you Python, dedupe, and Libpostal all in one fell swoop!I grew up in Wisconsin, so my year consulting in Chicagoland (Northbrook,
Glenview, Lake Forest) was some familiar landscape: flat, green, tree-covered,
and swampy in the summer and a brown and white frozen tundra in the winter.
However, there is a lot of urban sprawl up this direction. It's no surprise
companies put large headquarter buildings out here--there are some big, glassy,
gorgeous grounds running up 294.
Of course, all of this suburban sprawl and pocketed commercialism can make for a
rSpent a month here working remotely from the midtown area (Central near Thomas),
so I got to try quite a few downtown coffee roasters. I was surprised that
Phoenix offered so much in the way of this hot brew! There were a few places
that are top notch in the specialty roasters realm (I'm all about pour-overs).
Featured Post Image is some building art of the building right next to the
apartment we had rented.
Press, Central Ave
https://www.presscoffee.com
Press has a minimalist, industrial spaceHow did I chose the on-prem setup?
Although I ply my skills in the data science space, I think being a
well-rounded, self-sufficient computer expert is a neccessity to stay ahead of
the game. One way I stay ahead is to run my own server to find the latest
techniques and get my hands dirty. I am also into fast-twitch FPS PC games, so I
have some good gaming hardware and wanted to maintain the performance. We travel
a lot, so I needed to find some way to make these happen with a physically small
fThe Journey to Ghost
Maybe not surprising, but I have my home server set up as a one-stop shop. I
will do a write-up on this in detail. Short version: For the past couple months
now I use my gaming rig to run UnRAID, which allows me to keep the a file server
(NAS) running 24x7, run my main Windows environment as a VM, and run a Docker
environment for hosting application all on the same bare metal hardware.
This will focus on the setup I have for hosting this blog: a Ghost docker
container runs I accidentally deleted my real first post because I had no clue what I was doing
with git! I did a git reset --hard after initializing and git add-ing my Ghost
content directory. After reading into it more, apparently that command will
delete everything in the stage and working dierctory. I have a lot to learn
about git.
So, I am going to try to re-capture my intents for my site.
Mission Statement
I want to create this site to give back to the web that has helped me so much
with work and life. 
