Programming without AI starts to feel a lot like driving without GPS.

Waking up to see that it snowed overnight is one of the things I miss most living in California. But even back home, those days are few and far between compared to when I was growing up.

Out of the blue, Canadian government documents started popping up with the British English suffix “ise” instead of the standard Canadian English “ize.” I wonder if AI has something to do with it…

Not a “strong opinions, loosely held” kind of guy. More like an “informed opinions, continuously refined” person.

Nearly there folks, we’ve almost made it through the year.

I can’t believe it’s been 10 years already. I still have it hooked up and it works great. The remote had its flaws for sure, but I actually prefer it to the latest version.

Atlas is a great name for a web browser, but the ‘ChatGPT’ prefix dilutes it in my opinion.

Favorite Mac app is the Dictionary. Wish they made it for iOS.

I had an opportunity to see Jane Goodall speak in San Francisco not long ago, but unfortunately couldn’t make it. Still remember watching her on TV for the first time as a kid. Such an incredible human being: kind, curious, and above all courageous. Goodbye and thank you, Jane, you will be missed.

I am not using em dashes as much anymore because it makes me feel people will think I had AI write for me. I do sneak in the occasional en dash, but only for value ranges.

Charles is only getting better with age.

After I don’t know how many years I finally put a navbar on my personal website. I don’t have a logo so had to improvise with the navbar-brand. But I think it works quite well overall.

On World Emoji Day I bring to you my latest iOS project, Calmetric, a dashboard that helps you gain practical insights into the calendar year 📅

One of my favorite Apple keynote moment of all time. Always felt Phil Schiller was a genuine, no-ego Apple leader after watching this.

My new iOS app, Conversions, is finally available! 🚀

People of the Internet, I made an app! 😃