Articles for category: Delivery

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

10 months ago

Greg Thomas

Task Management

There comes a point in managing your tasks that you have too many, and organizing them starts to fall by the wayside. You sit down and wonder where to start to get them done and what the best order. Round and round in circles you go, until you come back to the inevitable – Just Start. Task Management has become an industry on its own with a plethora of apps and methods. But at the end of the day, it’s a list you check off items against – how you view them visually is up to you. As long as

10 months ago

Greg Thomas

Does Anyone Know?

If no one knows the answer to your question, then you’ve become the expert in that area. Or that’s the joke. That’s not the answer you were looking for, but it’s the truth as to what is going to happen next. Your options: become the expert, relish in it, own it, make it your own, or put it aside and wait for someone else who wants to take on the role. When you’re an expert, everyone knows who to go to, and that person is you.

10 months ago

Greg Thomas

The Bugs are Back

Between May and July is bug season. If you haven’t finished your outside work by then, it’s not getting started until August. Factors outside of your control now control your work. Bugs are everywhere and they drive what we do, even if they are completely unrelated to it.

10 months ago

Greg Thomas

Bit by Bit Works

Believe it or not, if you do bit by bit each day, each week, it does work. It just depends on whether the bit you are doing is actually worthwhile. I.e., running 5 minutes a day might not help too much, running 20 probably better. Doing learning on new topics, a chapter a day will render results, a page not so much. Bit by Bit works as long as the bits are worth the effort.

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