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I have been writing code since the mid 1990s. I started out my professional career building applications and games for mobile phones (J2ME, Palm, Symbian, etc) then some Android, iOS and then moved to building server applications using Spring framework, and frontend using JQuery. Now working on Spring Boot, Docker, Flutter etc.
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This is a series of articles on a different kind of leadership called "The Catalytic Leadership". We will explore what it is, the qualities and the traits of a Catalytic leader.
In this article in the series of “Catalytic Leadership”, we’ll see about how leaders understand people Once a student was travelling by bus. The bus was a bit crowded, yet he got a seat. In one of the stops, he saw his teacher board the bus. The teac...
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In the preceding article, we were introduced to AI/ML concepts and explored the process of running a local Large Language Model (LLM) - Ollama. We further delved into interacting with it via Java using JBang and Langchain4j. Now, let's explore into ...
The realm of AI/ML, especially Generative AI, has garnered significant attention worldwide following the emergence of ChatGPT. Consequently, there has been a surge of interest in developing various models and tools within this domain. In this article...
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In this article in the series of “Catalytic Leadership”, we’ll see about the first step in solving any problem!
Once three mathematicians and an ordinary guy were locked up in a room.
They were given a paper that had a puzzle to be solved and were instructed that the key to open the room can be obtained by solving the puzzle.
At once, the mathematicians started to work on the puzzle with focus and determination to solve the puzzle.
The ordinary guy kept cool, stared at the.mathematicians for a minute or two.
Then he got out of his chair, walked near the door and pushed it to check if it was locked..
The door opened and he just walked out of the door. The door was not actually locked.
Moral: Don’t try to solve a problem before understanding it!
Catalytic Leaders understand the situation to see if the problem really exists before trying to come up with a solution. They don’t jump into the bandwagon trying to solve something they haven’t understood fully.
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