Given some of my previous comments about vibe coding, I found myself taking a different track and questioning some assumptions (and biases) over the last week and wanted to capture a bit more nuance around the topic.
Once upon a time I was paid to write code in exchange for coins, and I wasn't bad at it.
Then I got paid to lead and manage people who write code in exchange for coins, and it turned out that I wasn't bad at that either.
These days I am paid to lead and manage people who lead and manage people who write code in exchange for coins, so I guess that:
Given that I'm attempting to start writing stuff / blogging again, I thought I would share a couple of the daft personal projects that I have put together in recent years.
I have been thinking a lot about AI recently — probably because every other post on LinkedIn is some kind of regurgitated AI think-piece, and every unsolicited email at work seems to revolve around AI strategy — and what it means for our current working practices.
Today I (probably) invented a new technology term: Homepathic estimation