Exploring GPT

I'm not the biggest AI advocate you will meet. I've resisted using it for the most part, however I had work related reasons to learn Prompt Engineering, so here we are. I thought it'd be fun to share some of the things I discovered while exploring what GPT can and can't do. This blog post… Continue reading Exploring GPT

The Power of Small Goals

I am an overachiever. I've always set out to excel at things, and I'm not particularly ambitious or choosy about what those things are. Working the breakfast shift in a hotel kitchen was definitely not what my parents hoped for me when I got my degree in Environmental Earth Sciences - but in everyday ways,… Continue reading The Power of Small Goals

How I studied for the PSMI certification

Okay so I decided I'd like to do the Professional Scrum Master 1 assessment. I realised that I don't have any fancy letters to my name, no qualifications or certifications whatsoever that are anything to do with tech or testing. Not saying you need fancy letters to be good at a job, but sometimes it's… Continue reading How I studied for the PSMI certification

Compiling a Rock Ballad that Compiles

Okay that last post was a bit of a heavy topic, right? Goodness me! Too stressful, too stressful, I’m telling you - I got nothing done ALL WEEK from terror after posting that! XD You'll be glad to know I'm back on cheerier stuff - you may or may not have heard of the Rockstar… Continue reading Compiling a Rock Ballad that Compiles

Three lines of Python to brighten your day

TL;DR: I wrote a short script that returns a random quote from a list of nice things people have said about me, to combat quarantine pants-ness while working from home. Being an introvert by nature, I'm not suffering too badly in isolation (after an initial period of adjustment and complaining) but there is one big… Continue reading Three lines of Python to brighten your day