Articles for category: Delivery

10 months ago

Greg Thomas

Naysayers for the Unproven

Nothing ever works the first time. New ideas stumble over the finish line the first time, and once there, will probably need some help to get ready for the next race. The Unproven ideas, or even the “Not Proven Here” ideas, are the ones with the greatest Naysayers because they are rooted in change. Changing what you do. Changing what the team does. Feeling uncomfortable. Challenging the Unknown. That’s what Naysayers do, they don’t talk about what could be, but what couldn’t be if we were to change. Don’t let them hold you back.

10 months ago

Greg Thomas

Is Blogging Dead?

I’ve been working with GitHub Copilot – which truly is a timesaver when it comes to writing code I’ve written many times over for new projects and lately instead of spending time searching for an issue, I’ll ask ChatGPT how to solve it. They don’t always get it right, but their track record is pretty good. As I ask these technical questions, I keep asking myself – is this the end of technical blogging, and if so, what’s next? There are many blogs I still read because I want to understand more than simply a snippet of code and want

10 months ago

Greg Thomas

The Problem with Windows Updates

I’ve always thought that how you update your system is the most important part of any software you will ever build for one reason: that everyone will see it over and over again. It has to be good to go, resilient, and infallible. The “Restart” updates for Windows have to be the oddest option that could truly benefit from some AI applications. For instance; If an update doesn’t need to be restarted immediately, do you need to install it now?  Download it and hold off on the install. If you haven’t detected any activity on my computer, but applications are

10 months ago

Greg Thomas

What’s Your Mission?

I’m still trying to figure out my mission. I have dabbled in many areas, all that I love, and I have yet to find the string that pulls them together. I know it’s there, hiding in the shadows, just waiting to be tugged at, where everything all falls into line like a perfectly tuned orchestra. But I’m not there yet (not sure if I will ever be). So every now and again, to see if I’m still on the right path, I ask myself what my mission is. What am I trying to solve for? Where am I trying to

10 months ago

Greg Thomas

Vibe Coding – Hold My Beer

Do I want to code via prompt? Not really. I don’t write by voice. I don’t text by voice. I prefer a keyboard, a soft-keyed keyboard at that. I like pressing F5 and seeing what happens. Am I better than Vibe Coding?  Doubt it, probably not as efficient, and I might go slower, whereas it is significantly faster. It’s like telling a construction worker to throw their tools at the materials, go away for an hour, and come back to a house that’s built for them. But what’s the point?  The purpose of the tools and materials is for the

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