I have been creating choir learning tracks since 2010 when I joined a mixed choir. Since I was a new singer I had a lot of "catching up" to do to learn the existing repertoire and this was when I started to combine my passion for music and computers. In 15 years technology has improved a lot to speedup and improve the process.
Here are the steps I take and the software I am using.
I have contributed to several opensource projects through the years. Typically driven by running into an issue or a missing feature and an interest and (spare) time in contributing. This is a great way to learn to work together and learn from other people, improve your own skills and give back to a project in a useful way.
And you also might leave behind something that has an unexpected impact...
Perfectionism - it can be a blessing and a curse.
Working in the software industry for over 25 years now, my perfectionism traits have both helped and obstructed me through the years. Here are some things I have learned:
I was reading Simon Willison - Things we learned about LLMs in 2024 and it made me realize this would be a good moment to reflect on my own learnings on LLMs in 2024.
I tried following the instructions from Alex Fornuto - Adding Comments to Docusaurus Sites but ran into some issues (including applying feedback from the comments).
Here is what I had to do to get it working for my (v3.6) Docusaurus:
This is a restart of my personal website/blog.