3 September 2026
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I’ve got a few days away coming up later this month so I’ve been looking up some travel information online. Since you tend to get fed AI responses and those tools are quite good at digesting useful information from the … Continue reading
16 July 2026
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I had another sheet of garden data to plug into my Folia database today, which is presently set up on MS Access. Now that I’m back to working in Open Source orientated web development, I can see it is going … Continue reading
16 June 2026
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This week I’ve been ticking things off my To-Do list quicker because I’ve been continuing to make use of AI (via the Cursor app). That has included several things for work which would have involved hours of code unpicking by … Continue reading
6 May 2026
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Today I have spent about an hour and a half pushing forward my song sheet project for church. This takes a collection of songs (original in ChordPro format and converted to JSON) and allows them to be displayed via a … Continue reading
6 February 2026
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Ian and I have recently started reading Augustine’s Confessions together in a modern translation by Peter Northcutt. It will take us a while, not just because it is quite a hefty volume but because we only catch up every month … Continue reading
16 October 2025
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I was looking back on my blog to remind myself how I did score scanning last year (when I took on the Christmas music library for the training band). It looks like the point I reached was to fire up … Continue reading
16 January 2025
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Last night’s jazz gig went well. Given that I’ve not done a lot of double bass practise recently I was pleased that my fingers didn’t fall off and that, musically, it went very well. I think that is evidence of … Continue reading
29 September 2024
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In a discussion on the forums of Scott’s Bass Lessons, a thread was recently started where someone confessed to using ChatGPT to try and help with some harmony analysis homework and the disappointing results it had achieved. I chipped in … Continue reading
18 April 2024
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I’d have to say that Facebook is becoming less and less useful. Of the first ten items that I’ve quickly scanned over on my feed, only 2-3 are from people I know posting something about things they are doing or … Continue reading
4 April 2024
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It was about twenty years ago that the world (of web developers) was getting excited about a concept called Web 2.0. That was my world at the time and, as I recall, the two key pillars were user-generated content and … Continue reading