Roger Stringer
Hi, my name is Roger Stringer. I am a full-stack developer, devOps engineer, writer, foodie, speaker. This site is where I can talk, think and share.
I'm also a big camping and hiking enthusiast. When I'm not hanging out with my family or at the computer you can find me camping somewhere in the mountains around the Okanagan valley where I live.
Some Recent Posts
What IBMās Deal For HashiCorp Means For The Cloud Infra Battle
In a move that has broad implications for the cloud infrastructure technology market, IBM announced on its earnings call on April 24th that it is buying cloud technology firm HashiCorp for $35 a share, or $6.4 billion....
Tesla recalls all 3,878 Cybertrucks over faulty accelerator pedal
Tesla has issued a recall for effectively every Cybertruck itās delivered to customers due to a fault thatās causing the vehicleās accelerator pedal to get stuck....
Autocode Shutting Down on April 26, 2024
"Autocode is shutting down..."...
How Should We Define āOpenā AI?
The term "open" has no agreed-upon definition in the context of AI, and is applied to widely divergent offerings with little reference to a stable meaning....
Stability AI CEO resigns because youāre "not going to beat centralized AI with more centralized AI"
Stability AI founder and chief executive Emad Mostaque has stepped down from the top role and the unicorn startupās board, the buzzy firm said Friday night, making it the second hot AI startup to go through major changes this week....
Jason Snell on Us V. Apple
For me, the most unexpected part of the document was the DoJās explanation that Appleās success as a company largely stems fromā¦ the DoJ itself. It points out that Appleās resurgence early in this century was due to the release of the iPod, which only became a hit when it arrived on Windows. The DoJ argues that the iPodās presence on Windows was only due to Microsoft being under a consent decree from the DoJ for monopolistic behavior....