Looks good! Bookmarking this for later!

This is all in the context of the new container support in macOS 26. I wonder what it will be like.

WSL really made Windows attractive to me as well. Completely changed the game. Before WSL I was dual-booting Ubuntu and Windows (for games), but now we can get most of the performance without dual-booting.

I've tried using Mac as my main machine a few times, but performance always kept me back -- Macs are great hardware, but it's impossible to upgrade, memory upgrades are overpriced, etc. So PCs were really attractive to me.

Anyways, if you're interested in using LLMs / other AI technologies to interact and analyze data, let's get in touch. I'm really interested in this space, and I want to know what's out there.

All this SQL stuff is used in an experiment of mine that is focusing on using LLMs to interact with geospatial databases.

Some PostgreSQL functions for working with JIS mesh codes. JIS mesh codes are used in a lot of Japanese data when working with geospatial analytics and open data -- population and regional data (for example, how many people live in this 100m rectangle area)

A tool to import open data published by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Tourism in to a PostgreSQL database.

Nice! We're doing pretty well here. Can't wait for it to get a bit warmer though. I'm already used to the warm weather -- it usually doesn't get lower than 45F, but even then, it feels really cold.

Seattle! Wow. That's pretty far from Maine, hah. How are you liking it? Are the winters comparable?

I was browsing Twitter and a post of yours was in the feed for some reason. That led me here. How's things over there?