The littlest thing
The littlest thing can have a big impact.
A pebble in a shoe can create a blister. A single missing symbol can completely change the way software works. But sometimes the littlest thing can have a …
The littlest thing can have a big impact.
A pebble in a shoe can create a blister. A single missing symbol can completely change the way software works. But sometimes the littlest thing can have a …
Yesterday my daughter was offered her first “real” job when she graduates in the summer.
One of the key questions at the start of the book “Unreasonable Hospitality - the Field Guide” is around defining what the word hospitality means.
Sometimes the way you frame a question can make all the difference.
Would you enthusiastically hire someone again for a role?
I was listening to a recent podcast …
Software development is moving from the era of the craftsman to the era of the flat pack.
I have recently been on the look out for a simple journaling/note capture application.
There is currently an explosion of creation, triggered by AI opening it up to those who previously didn’t have the skills to do it.
This blog has seen a recent up-tick in views and that would normally be a good thing. However this up-tick has been a bit unusual.
At the recent MCPConference in London, one of the members of a panel made the statement “MCP is not just an API wrapper”. This got me thinking what are the main differences.