OK, so that post title is a bit click-bait-ey, but it’s a really relevant title so I’m going with it. Hopefully you will see why in a couple minutes. The Job Market Sucks Right Now Pretty much that. In software and tech, the job market is tougher now than it has been in recent memory.… Read More »
What is serendipity and how does it connect to software or the production of software? Beats me! But apparently Amazon is using an executive’s personal serendipity to “know” that forcing remote workers back to office is better. Yes, really, this isn’t a joke. As you may know already Amazon forced most of their remote staff… Read More »
In the fast-paced world of software development, simplicity in design and system architecture is VERY often overlooked as a critical component of a successful project. While there is a tendency to focus on performance, scalability, and other technical aspects, the truth is that simple architectures are more efficient and ultimately more successful in the long… Read More »
It has been a bit since I’ve written here. Sorry about that, life has kept me busy, and work was all encompassing. But, I find myself now with more free time and I’m back in the hunt for my next position after being part of a large Reduction in Force at my old company. Back… Read More »
I’m proud to announce another patent where I am a named inventor has been issued by the US Patent Office. This is patent 11011258 – Systems and methods for data processing and performing structured and configurable data compression. That is a long name, but essentially the invention patented relates to novel methods for encoding and… Read More »