Hugo Update

Hugo Site Updated to a much newer version as it has been around 5 years since it was first installed. Actually got the idea for updating when I ran into problems with my old Hugo site where the site was losing the backround color. I built that site back in the 2020 time frame from a course titled “JAMStack: The Complete Guide” by Ray Viljoen. But first ran into Hugo back in 2019 and used this book In 2020 converted the site to using the information that was gained from taking Ray’s course....

February 13, 2024 · map[email:your@email.com name:Your Name]

Categories Descriptions

Explanation of Categories All of the posts have been given a Category and then from there have also had tags added to them to further give classifications. This article will give a brief explanation of the categories. AI LLM’s This category covers anything that touches on artificial intelligence from things like chatbots, image generators, etc. At times it is difficult to clarify a topic such as AI which can create apps that use programming languages and web frameworks which also breaks down to a language....

February 19, 2024 · map[email:your@email.com name:Your Name]

Chat Codex

The Joy of Building TinyNotes — A More Human Story of AI-Assisted Development I didn’t set out to build something complicated. In fact, TinyNotes is about as simple as it gets — a small notes app built with Next.js, SQLite, and a clean server-first approach. But what made this project interesting wasn’t the app itself. It was how it came together. It Started With a Course… and a Friction Point Like a lot of people exploring AI-assisted coding, I started with a course — Maximilian Schwarzmüller’s “Codex - The Practical Guide....

April 1, 2026 · map[email:your@email.com name:Your Name]

Homo Sapiens and Plants Lecture 17

The Unexpected Masters: How Plants Shaped Human History In his compelling work, Dr. Yuval Noah Harari challenges the conventional narrative of the Agricultural Revolution. He argues it wasn’t a leap forward for humanity, but rather a pivotal moment where plants – specifically wheat, rice, and potatoes – began to exert a powerful influence over human destiny. This isn’t a story of humans mastering nature, but one of nature subtly, yet profoundly, taking control....

January 7, 2026 · map[email:your@email.com name:Your Name]

Coaches Weekly Activities

Produced using ChatGPT is a deep, behind-the-scenes look at how NFL coaches plan an entire game week—starting the minute the last game ends. This is the “real” workflow you don’t see on TV and not something most fans ever hear about. 🏈 How NFL Coaches Plan the Week Behind the Scenes 🔥 Big Picture NFL coaches don’t just “make plays”—they run a week-long production and research operation that feels like a mix of:...

November 26, 2025 · map[email:your@email.com name:Your Name]

NFL Player Weekly Activities

This is a detailed, day-by-day deep dive into what a typical NFL player’s week looks like—from the moment the previous game ends on Sunday night, all the way until kickoff the next Sunday done by ChatGPT. This describes the rhythm for most teams and players, though exact details vary by head coach, team culture, and whether the player is a veteran, rookie, injured, or a key starter. 🏈 NFL Player Weekly Deep-Dive: Sunday Night → Next Sunday 📅 Sunday Night (After the Game) Physical Recovery Begins Immediately...

November 26, 2025 · map[email:your@email.com name:Your Name]

Megafauna Extinction Lecture 16

The Long Shadow of Humanity: How Our Arrival Shaped a World in Decline Since Homo sapiens first appeared on Earth, our presence has been marked by a consistent pattern: the decline and disappearance of other species. This isn’t a recent phenomenon; it’s a story woven throughout our history, unfolding in distinct waves of extinction. The first wave stretches back tens of thousands of years, coinciding with the migrations of early humans and the rise of hunter-gatherer societies....

October 27, 2025 · map[email:your@email.com name:Your Name]

The Mystery of Megafauna Extinction Lecture 15

The Ghosts of Australia: Unraveling the Mystery of Megafauna Extinction The story of Australia’s megafauna – the giant marsupials, birds, and reptiles that once roamed the continent – is a compelling one of dramatic loss. These creatures, some of the largest to ever walk the Earth, vanished in a relatively short period after the arrival of humans. Understanding why they disappeared is a crucial window into the complex interplay between species and their environment, and it offers valuable lessons for conservation today....

October 25, 2025 · map[email:your@email.com name:Your Name]

Unseen Life Of Ancient Foragers: Lecture 14

The Unseen World of Ancient Foragers: More Than Just Survival When we think of our distant ancestors – the foragers who lived before agriculture – it’s easy to picture a life of constant struggle against the elements, a relentless hunt for food. While survival was undoubtedly a daily concern, the reality of these ancient societies was far more complex and nuanced than a simple story of peaceful coexistence or constant conflict....

September 12, 2025 · map[email:your@email.com name:Your Name]

Ancient Beliefs: Lecture 13

Whispers of the Past: What Can We Really Know About Ancient Beliefs? Imagine a world without written records, where the stories of those who came before us are etched not in books, but in stone and bone. This is the daunting challenge faced by archaeologists and anthropologists as they try to understand the beliefs of ancient foragers – the people who lived by hunting and gathering, long before settled agriculture....

August 19, 2025 · map[email:your@email.com name:Your Name]