Returning
Finally getting back to the blog!
By James
The site is live!!! For beta testers. It’s a work in progress, but we’re getting somewhere.
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Pilot Project Coming
Hopefully this is the last post before the first version goes live
By James
Greetings, loyal reader! I wanted to take a moment to mention that you are not forgotten. I’ve gotten busy with the site and currently have an intro set of exercises for “Data Analytics with Python!” In the next couple of days, I expect to double that, having a course on... [Read More] -
Torschlusspanik
Sometimes a deadline is what it takes
By James
The good news is that I’ve crossed the summer hole! The bad news is that I’m staring down the deadline of a prototype by mid-September. That’s where the title comes from: the German word for the panic felt because of a deadline. [Read More] -
Sommerloch
Or, why does nothing happen in the summer in Germany?
By James
It’s that time of year again: the Sommerloch, German for “Summer Hole.” It’s the part of the year where nothing gets done, because it’s hot and everyone is on vacation. Probably to the seaside. So, in the spirit of the season, I’m getting my Phi 4 model to write the... [Read More] -
EuroPython 2026
A conference is many things (but relaxing might not be one of them)
By James
Last week was EuroPython in Krakow, and it was epic! I’ve wanted to go to the city for a while, so when I stumbled across a ticket, I booked as soon as I could. [Read More] -
Built By Solar Powered LLMs
The exercise generation machine is run on green power!
By James
Now that the plans are laid, it’s time to start coding! I’ve taken it upon myself to build everything I can, until I find someone who can put it together in a reasonable way. The good news is that I’ve got lots of ideas. [Read More] -
Founders Hackathon with AI Beavers
First stress test of the Data Gym concept
By James
I had a great experience at the AI BEAVERS Founders Hackathon! The other hackathons I’ve seen have focused on just getting something coded. I knew this was different when the intro doc said, “Your ideas weren’t bad, but they’re weak.” [Read More]