Rich Haase

Nearly 3 years ago I wrote a blog post called "Can ChatGPT write software?".

Over the last couple of weeks I wrote a new tool that has me really excited.

I'm not sure if this is a blog post, a journal entry, or a personal time capsule.

I have been re-reading Adrian Tchaikovsky's Children of Time trilogy.

I’ve written before about rediscovering my love for coding by partnering with an AI.

I’ve written a lot recently about my journey with AI-assisted coding.

I recently wrote about rediscovering flow through AI coding, where I mentioned developing strict rules for working with AI.

I'm not sure how to start this post, because there is so much to say.

On October 17th, Farrah and I left our last AirBnB in Buenos Aires, and flew to Costa Rica.

I'm kind of homesick.

The last week of September we visited Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, which was something of a milestone for me since Uruguay is the 15th country I have visited, and the 6th new country we have been to on our trip.

I'm writing this post rather late, as usual.

Last week we changed scenery to the northern coast of Colombia to visit Santa Marta and Tayrona National Park.

When we started our trip this year we had a list of places we wanted to visit.

On July 9th we returned to the US for the first time in six months.

It's time to talk a bit about the elections that just took place last Sunday, June 25, in Guatemala.

I haven’t written much over the last month.

This is a difficult post to write.

This past Thursday I finally broke through my AI skepticism, and spent the day trying to answer the question "Can ChatGPT write software?"

All things come to an end.

Today I want to write about some of the learning I have been doing during our trip this year.

Two weeks ago as Farrah and I were returning to San Marcos, we came over the hill from San Pablo headed down into town and Farrah said to me, "I think I see a ferris wheel".

Let's dispense with the obvious first.

We've done a lot of travelling since my last post.

Where to start...

It has been about six weeks since Farrah and I started our travels, and I find myself having a lot to share about the experience of living here.

I'm not sure how to start this post, because there is so much to say.