In the tech sector there are just as many cowboys as there are Indian 😅 As a small business we're constantly trying to prove our expertise in a busy and confusing market. Today we won a major piece of work with a new client. Celebrations all round.

Will social media cease to be social if the majority of posts are AI generated?

Do you prefer the term "prompt engineering" or "context engineering"?

Time to swallow my pride. I've worked on some amazing, huge and complex projects in my 25 years in tech. Now I'm spending my evenings learning how to do amazing, huge and complex projects using AI from 20 year old kids.

I've been looking at how to run n8n in Google Cloud. The problem with having decades of cloud experience is I tend to over engineer even the simplest setup. Do I really need a Kubernetes cluster when a single instance would suffice to run a handful of workflows 😬

October is Cyber Security Awareness month. Social engineering is still the most common way for hackers to get into your online accounts. Tech is complex and humans are often the weakest link.

Is vibe coding just an LLM copying and pasting code from Stack Overflow while on steroids? How could this possibly turn out bad?