process

Most minutes of most days, a software engineer is solving a problem. It may be a massive problem, a small problem, or a local or a global problem that all engineers are facing. There are always problems to solve. What I can't understand is the…

I have discussed this in other posts, and I want to provide more details for others writing content regularly. Today, my tools are quite simple. The post starts on a digital paper tablet. From there, I use the export to a text file function. With…

Today marks six weeks since the start of my latest experiment, in which I get a push notification if no post is queued up for the next publish date. So far, this is working just as I had expected. For the first several days, I had the job configured…

With the busy summer schedule and the previous series of posts concluding, I have been struggling to maintain the writing pace set during the series and keep the frequency up to the standards I have set for myself this year. To combat this, I had a…

In a previous post, I had commented on how I wanted to continue writing here while reducing screentime. In the post, I mentioned that I moved to writing on an e-paper tablet, but did not mention the product. Today, I learned of a feature, so I must…

Engineers are always solving problems. Many of which are optimization problems. My problem to be solved? How can I continue blogging without investing more time at a keyboard? In order to understand the change, let's start with what my process had…