Big yin ready for round 2 at the SGF Fairmont. Another chance for me to walk a great course, just not play it! 🤣
I am starting to get in the habit of copying and pasting the responses that ChatGPT gives me into my Bear Notes and then adding any changes I want to make there. Trawling through the ChatGPT history is a bit of a pain, but then it’s not really supposed for long-term storage, I suppose.
I’ll be honest; I had goosebumps watching this. There is so much pain ahead, but I can’t wait.
GitHub Copilot is now available on github.com.
My first impressions are good. Summarising pull requests is a significant benefit. Unfortunately, Copilot could not diagnose the problem with a GitHub Actions workflow I was working on. It had issues accessing the correct action being run.
It’s been one of those days when everything moves in the right direction. I’ve had days like this before, but today, it felt more significant.
It’s not even October, and I have already had two mince pies. The supermarkets should just sell them all year round.
I was sad to read this morning that Pivotal Tracker, the project management tool for software teams, will be discontinued at the end of April next year.
It was the first project management tool I used as a web developer during my first permanent role using Ruby on Rails.
A south-facing office window has its ups and downs.
On the upside, bright sunny days like today are great for looking outside, and the office is well-lit throughout the day. On the downside, it means some serious squinting of the eyes is needed to read the code on my monitors.
It’s a big coffee morning.
My favourite feature of iOS 18 is the changes to the home screen. Dark mode icons and the ability to place apps freely on the screen are welcome additions.