Jonathan What Moves The Dead, T. Kingfisher A masterfully eerie reimagining of Poe’s The Fall of the House of Usher, blending gothic horror with a fresh, unsettling originality that lingers long after the final page. Kingfisher’s prose is both elegant and razor-sharp, crafting a decaying world teeming with atmospheric dread, vivid imagery, and a creeping sense … Read more
In the rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence, Large Language Models (LLMs) like Claude, Gemini, and others are transforming how we interact with technology. But to truly unlock their potential, you need to learn how to speak with them — and that’s where Prompt Engineering comes in. What is Prompt Engineering? At its core, prompt … Read more
The Midnight Library, Matt Haig With hints of “It’s a Wonderful Life”, to me this felt a bit like a Mitch Albom book, but with a bit more substance – and not as many tear-jerking moments. It felt more real. Haig forces you to relate to the main character and really get comfortable in her shoes. … Read more
Software is often treated as a commodity – something mass-produced, repeatable, and utilitarian. A rigid, logical discipline – one dictated by rules, syntax, and efficiency. But truly great software is more than just functional code; it is an intricate and unique creation, much like a piece of artwork. No two applications are the same, and … Read more
From childhood through early adulthood, we instinctively look up to those older than us. Parents, teachers, coaches, bosses, and industry leaders serve as role models, guiding us with their experience and wisdom. They have been where we are, and their lessons help shape our personal and professional growth. But as we age, the dynamic shifts. … Read more