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Excellent tools: EditGPT – an AI powered review and edit suite for writers
There is no doubt that AI can help a lot when writing documents. There is also no doubt that it can be detrimental to both quality and the writing process if the AI-powered tool doesn’t have a user experience tailored to the task at hand. Generated Text and Its Downsides We live in a world […]
About showing the “open to work” badge
I just came across a post on X that stated “nothing makes me want to hire someone less than this”, with a picture of the “open to work” badge LinkedIn offers job seekers. This being X, I thought I answer using appropriate voice: This, albeit succinct, is not very enlightening, so let me elaborate… Like […]
Vibe coding, creativity, craft and professionalism… are we making ourselves redundant? Live on stage!
Join me in Gdansk in Poland on the 27th of May for Infoshare to present what I already covered in print in the German AI magazine and on the WeAreDevelopers Magazzine: Vibe coding, creativity, craft and professionalism… are we making ourselves redundant?
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Last Saturday was my 50th birthday and it’s as good a time as any to reminisce a bit. The 80s were shit First of all: don’t believe the Stranger Things image of the 1980s. They were not a time of leg warmers and neon colours. They were a time of social unrest, existential anxiety and […]
Keeping it on the < dl > – another HTML gem you never use
In a moment of boredom, I wrote a little app/web page that shows lovely words we should be using more. It is done in plain HTML, JavaScript, and some CSS. The source code is available, and I am also happy to receive pull requests adding more lovely words. This is not what I wanted to […]