Reading the comments of those who came before me and writing my own comments in moments of frustration have always been the greatest outlets for any developer. Remember those times where you checked in code 7x in 15 minutes, thinking this was the LAST fix, but it wasn’t? Those comments were golden. Or when you finished a mammoth task and committed it to main and wrote “Here goes nothing?” Or maybe it was as single…
In High School, showing your work on how you solved a problem was a big deal. You could have the correct answer, not show your work, and you were punished for it in your score. “How dare you know the answer and not show how you got there?” How much of your work are you showing now? Are you showing your prompts that you give to Chat GPT? Are you showing the questions you ask?…
The Big Move takes time. Whether it’s a job, a house, a new project – the move to something new, and generally bigger takes time. When you get there, what you don’t know is that it’s going to be even bigger than you thought. You will need more things. You will need more people. You will need more dollars. You can budget for the big move as best as you can, but there will always…
Everyone has an agent and a bot. But how many times do you speed through it to get to the agent? If everyone is trying to bypass your agent, your customers are trying to tell you something.
Not sure what to do on a Friday night? How about spending 30 – 40 minutes browsing through a store to find the game or movie (or multiples) that would be your weekend? Video Stores were the cornerstone of every strip mall when I was growing up – they were your default (else) condition if you had nothing to do. “Wanna get a movie?” Sometimes they were your planned event. But the best was walking…