A blog by Erty Seidohl
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CUDA – Four
I’ve been busy with other things, but I woke up early and decided to get some CUDA studying in. I did talk with the hiring manager for the position that I’m interested in, who (as I expected) clarified that I didn’t actually need to know CUDA for this position. I’m still interested, though I should…
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CUDA – Three
I ran a CUDA program 🙂 It was a rough experience 🙃 Honestly, getting started with pretty much any programming language involves a lot of banging your head against the toolchain, and slowly untangling old tutorials that reference things that don’t exist anymore. Honestly, this was easier than some python setups I’ve done before. I…
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CUDA – Two
I have an art sale coming up in three days, so I’m spending most of my focus time finishing up the inventory for that. But in my spare time between holding the baby and helping my older kid sell lemonade, I’ve started exploring a few of the topics I’m interested in from the previous post.…
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CUDA – One
First, some backstory. I was laid off from Google in January and I’ve taken the last six months off, mostly working on art glass and taking care of my kids (one of whom was just born in April, and is sleeping on my chest as I write this). I’m slowly starting to look for work…
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Post Updates
I updated two posts and wanted to briefly mention it in a new post for folks who follow this blog via RSS. 1. I added some more updates and details to my blog post about taking Atomoxetine (Strattera) for my ADHD2. I added a new link to the a e s t h e t…
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ADHD / Atomoxetine
Edit: added some updates 2024-03-01 Edit: I’m no longer taking Atomoxetine because the side effects were just too much. But I’m leaving this post in case it helps someone in the future! I’ve been quite open about the fact that I was diagnosed with ADHD in December of 2021, and in January I started taking…
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Mental Model Metacognition
I’ve been seeing a therapist recently, and it’s been quite nice to be able to take an hour to introspect my mental processes with help from a professional. I also enjoy the time set aside to focus on myself – I don’t feel like I’m taking over the conversation or being selfish with the time.…
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Teaching Programming
Note: This is a post I drafted in 2017 and am publishing now in 2020. I am genuinely tired of Silicon Valley jerks being convinced they can save education while knowing nothing about it. Amandine Coget (@LiaSae) December 2, 2015 My Background I’m working as a tech educator now – my official title is “Lead…
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Awkwardness, Wavelengths, and Amplifiers
I’m an introvert, and although I can pass as an extrovert in certain situations (like being in front of a crowd, or when hanging out with people I know well), I still have a problem with small talk. I’ve run into this problem a couple of times over the last few days, where a conversation…
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Name Change
When Greta and I got married, we joked that we were going to merge our last names (Dohl and Seidel, respectively) into a portmanteau, “Seidohl”. With our wedding date approaching and no better ideas, we happily went forward with that idea and made it our legal last name. This isn’t a guide (there’s a good…