by mike | Jan 10, 2023 | Business
The bots…. are they coming for your job yet? I’ve spent considerable time with chatGPT, DALL E and other LLM AIs , and while amazing, I’m not sure they are professional grade, just yet – save one area. Programming So much promise, but so far...
by mike | Nov 25, 2022 | Leadership
I’ve been working, probably a little too hard on PivotCx. My wife just found out she has COVID for the first, and hopefully last time. So for the first time in years, I had to skip the Thanksgiving holiday. As we approach the holidays, keep in mind that this...
by mike | Jul 24, 2022 | Business, Software
Do what you love. Don’t worry about the rest. It’s so easy in tech to fall in the expert trap and stop learning, only to wake up 10 years later, laid off with no prospects. Over the past years, you became an expert… but… most technologies...
by mike | May 5, 2022 | Parenting
Unpopular opinion ahead: Sorry US Senate. Social media is a great scapegoat, but it is not the source of the teen mental health crisis. Social media is where teens go to communicate and cope. My sole qualification to write this: I have four kids that are either teens...
by mike | May 1, 2022 | Software
Here are a couple of really awful ways to build software. A lot of times, these are dressed up as an “agile methodology” or as a “product management framework”. Truth is they are just failure states that result in developer turnover, slow...
