Joe Landman

Joe Landman

OG High Performance Computing (HPC) veteran. Non-practicing physicist, Ph.D in condensed matter theory. Closet mathematician, aspiring astrophotographer. Hubby, Father, Son, Uncle. Human.

Risks and opportunity costs

The context of this post is about an important decision, at which company I am going to work, that I am finalizing now.  Every single decision you make between such scenarios carries a

Yarhzeit

It's been a year since he crossed the rainbow bridge.  I say good morning to his ashes every day.  It's still hard.   According to tradition, at the end of

A rubicon has been crossed

I have submitted, after editing/formatting/reviewing, my first SciFi short story for consideration of publication.  The next (about) 180 days of waiting for the response, be it negative (19/20 odds) or

Tooling/stack matters

As I continue to explore the landscape of options for my next job, I've been having conversations with many people about their needs/wants/think-they-need issues.  What is curious to me

Technical debt

Waaaay back in graduate school towards the end of my research first days, my father sent me a copy of "The Unix Haters Handbook".  It was a mostly humorous compilation of