Leave the House Out of It is the original project that I started building decades ago to keep my hands dirty on coding, even ...
READ MORELast August I wrote that vibe coding is SOOO rad because I had spent about 20 hours modernizing LTHOI.com before football season. That was the whole ...
READ MORENote from Jonathan (the Human): Everything after this note (and the title) were written entirely by Claude Code immediately after it finished processing the ...
READ MOREThis is one of a series of posts introducing the agents of comites.ai — the personal AI specialists I talk to like colleagues, built ...
READ MOREThis is one of a series of posts introducing the agents of comites.ai — the personal AI specialists I talk to like colleagues, built ...
READ MOREAI assisted coding doesn’t just change how we develop software. It, necessarily, changes how we have to manage software development; daily standups where the ...
READ MOREA while back I wrote a series of blog posts about my first real experiences with AI-assisted coding — what I called “Vibe Coding ...
READ MOREI’ve done a whole series now on creating my AI Growth Mindset Coach: In this post I’m going to describe the effort to connect ...
READ MOREIn this post I’m going to describe the process I went through to create a growth mindset coach using Google’s ADK. For more on ...
READ MOREIn this post I’m going to describe how I created a “growth mindset coach” using the platform n8n.io. For more on why I’m doing ...
READ MOREAs I’ve documented on this blog many times, I like to learn by doing. I’m not as technical at work as I used to ...
READ MOREThis is part of a series of blog posts that stemmed from my first experiences with “vibe coding”. For more on what I did ...
READ MOREThere has been lots of speculation about AI causing a reduction in the number of Software Development jobs. I don't see it in ...
READ MOREThis is part of a series of blog posts that stemmed from my first experiences with “vibe coding”. For more on what I did ...
READ MOREI spent the first six posts of this series talking about the strengths and limitations of agentic AI for software development. In the ...
READ MOREThis is part of a series of blog posts that stemmed from my first experiences with “vibe coding”. For more on what I did ...
READ MOREThis is part of a series of blog posts that stemmed from my first experiences with “vibe coding”. For more on what I did ...
READ MOREThis is part of a series of blog posts that stemmed from my first experiences with “vibe coding”. For more on what I did ...
READ MOREThis is part of a series of blog posts that stemmed from my first experiences with “vibe coding”. For more on what I did ...
READ MOREThis is part of a series of blog posts that stemmed from my first experiences with “vibe coding”. For more on what I did ...
READ MOREStanding up Kyndryl’s Apps, Data, and AI practice as well as managing Cloud has been a lot of very rewarding work. So much so, ...
READ MOREI actually finished the Unicorn Project a couple weeks ago and didn’t take great notes on it, so this won’t be as extensive of ...
READ MOREI’m sure the nearly no one who almost never read it will rejoice. It’s not a cgrand re-entry; I’m as ambivelant as ever about ...
READ MOREJeff Bezos built a company that’s worth about the same on the stock market ($1.67T) as the entire circulating supply of Pakistani Ruppees ($1.68T). ...
READ MOREI rarely bother to post books I read for pleasure on the blog, but I thought that a lot of the people that I ...
READ MOREI found a lot of great nuggets in this book, but I’m not sure I’d recommend it to everyone. If you’re trying to sell ...
READ MORE2020 was a year where I expected to just entrench and work on establishing myself at IBM. It was a really good year for ...
READ MOREIf you’ve read much of Gene Kim’s work you’ve heard of the transformation that HP Printers made to their firmware development process. Kim cites ...
READ MOREI confess, Value Stream Mapping as a technique is something I already do with clients and I was reading this book mostly to make ...
READ MOREIf you’re going to be working in technology for more than 10 years, you should read this book. It’s written by a set of ...
READ MOREThis “book” is actually a set of conversations recorded by John Willis and Gene Kim. The main thing I can offer by way of ...
READ MOREI’m really excited to announce that I’ve taken a job with IBM, in their advisory cloud consulting service. The team I’ll be leading will ...
READ MOREOne of my favorite experiences has always been going to Las Vegas on an NFL Sunday. Looking at all of the potential wagers, reading ...
READ MOREThe book bills itself as being for the CEO that’s looking to make sense of how the changes in IT should change the way ...
READ MOREI’ve decided to start a bit of a series of blog posts called “Clever Idea”. I’ll use the space to talk about something I’m ...
READ MOREThis book has a clever punch line… “What can we as humans learn from computers about how to approach problems that face us in ...
READ MOREI’ve decided to start a bit of a series of blog posts called “Clever Idea”. I’ll use the space to talk about something I’m ...
READ MOREI had extremely high hopes for this book after listening to an interview with the author. Unfortunately, most of what I liked about the ...
READ MOREI was inspired to read this book by an interview with Botsman on a podcast I listen to. It’s based on a compelling overall ...
READ MOREWhether you care about baseball or not. Whether you wanted to hear about it or not. If you’ve had more than three conversations with ...
READ MORE2019 is starting off in a great place; I’m very happy with the friendships/relationships that I’ve formed in New York over the last couple ...
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READ MOREI will be the one to say it. AI disappointed most of us in 2024. We started the year with Chatbots that were good ...
READ MOREIt is so good to see Michael Lewis back to writing books that don’t have an agenda. I have read every book Lewis ever ...
READ MOREI’ve always found Gene Kim’s work interesting and his new book is no exception. When I read The Pheonix Project I was a relatively ...
READ MOREThis is the fourth post in a series about creating Jonabot, the Generative AI version of me!If you missed the post where I explained ...
READ MOREThis is the third post in a series about creating a Chatbot that mimics me as a consultant. I’m calling him Jonabot. If you ...
READ MOREThis is the second post in a series about creating a Chatbot that mimics me as a consultant, I’m calling him Jonabot. If you ...
READ MOREWhy Do a Holiday Project in GenAI? I run Kyndryl’s Applications, Data, and AI Consulting practice in the US. One of the things that ...
READ MORELike everyone else helping customers navigate the fast moving waters of Data and AI, I have been following the new technologies and products that ...
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