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Author: Matthew Field

Engineering resilient, scalable systems and software. I make YOUR users happier, YOUR systems more reliable and efficient, and YOUR bottom line lower.

“Making” A.I. Art

September 7, 2022September 13, 2022 Matthew FieldLeave a comment

There's this idea of a "Latent Space" - a dimension of unrealized, raw potentiality - from which A.I. models pull raw materials that are molded into a unique image

Posted in Personal Posts, TechTagged A.I., AI, Art, Disco Diffusion, Machine Learning, Midjourney

Cave Drips

October 24, 2020November 3, 2020 Matthew FieldLeave a comment

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZK5XWpsFYk

Posted in Personal PostsTagged Music, VCV Rack

Azure VM Provisioning Timeout/Failure (Black Screen Boot Diagnostics)

April 4, 2020 Matthew FieldLeave a comment

An Azure Image creates an un-bootable VM if the Hyper-V version is mismatched between the disks and the Azure Image Configuration. The default value of the "New-AzImageConfig -HyperVGeneration" flag, if unspecified, is "V1".

Posted in TechTagged azure, azure image, black screen, boot diagnostics, boot error, boot volume not found, hyper-v, packer, version mismatch

QuickTip – Visio’s “Fit to Drawing” function

March 27, 2020March 27, 2020 Matthew FieldLeave a comment

Visio's Fit to Drawing function is the perfect way to prepare your drawing for publishing.

Posted in TechTagged quicktip, visio

Making Ethical Decisions in a Post-Modern Technological Landscape

February 25, 2020February 25, 2020 Matthew FieldLeave a comment

Today’s post is an essay I wrote for a professional practice class. The assignment was to examine a single tenant of ASET’s Code of Ethics using a real-world example of an ethical issue. The assignment was for two pages in length – this ended up at 41/2 pages.

Posted in Personal Posts

The Financial Crisis of 2008

February 25, 2020February 25, 2020 Matthew FieldLeave a comment

This paper was submitted as my final project in a Professional Communications course. It is long (11 pages, 5400 words) and on the dense side: be warned. It needs another few hours of polishing and rewriting, but that’s not going to happen… better to have posted and lost than never have posted.

Posted in Personal Posts

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