Tales from the jar side
Ken KousenWriting projects, speaking engagements, training classes, and personal anecdotes from Java, Groovy, and Kotlin developer Ken Kousen
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 275 | Subscribers | Read | kenkousen.substack.com |
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Tales from the jar side: Flying across the world, Llama3, Stable Diffusion 3, Translating audio, and the usual tweets and toots
Welcome, fellow jarheads, to Tales from the jar side, the Kousen IT newsletter, for the week of April 14 - 21, 2024. This week I taught my Upgrade to Modern Java course as an NFJS Virtual Workshop and gave my regular Large-Scale and Open So...
Tales from the jar side: DevNexus, Null Pointers at the JCP party, AI animals playing casino games, and the usual tweets and toots
Welcome, fellow jarheads, to Tales from the jar side, the Kousen IT newsletter, for the week of April 7 - 14, 2024. This week I gave two talks at the DevNexus conference in Atlanta, performed at the JCP party with the Null Pointers, and gav...
Tales from the jar side: NFJS talks in St. Louis, Stable Diffusion images, UConn basketball, I missed the earthquake, and the usual silly tweets and toots
Welcome, fellow jarheads, to Tales from the jar side, the Kousen IT newsletter, for the week of April 1 - 7, 2024. This week I taught my Managing Your Manager course as an NFJS virtual workshop, and my regular Large-Scale and Open Source Co...
Tales from the jar side: Modern Java features and AI, More ragging on RAG, Claude poetry, and the usual silly tweets and toots
Welcome, fellow jarheads, to Tales from the jar side, the Kousen IT newsletter, for the week of March 24 - 31, 2024. This week I taught my Gradle Concepts and Best Practices course as an NFJS virtual workshop, and my regular Large-Scale and...
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Java Champion, Grails Rock Star, JavaOne Rock Star, software trainer, conference speaker, and author of Mockito Made Clear, Help Your Boss Help You, Kotlin Cookbook, Modern Java Recipes, Making Java Groovy, and Gradle Recipes for Android
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