Why Do They Call It Large Language Model?
A plain-English reflection on AI language models, why the name sounds so dramatic, and what normal business owners should actually understand.
Medium articles
Shorter thoughts, rants and field notes from Anees.
This is where I keep my more personal Medium writing: quick opinions, software developer diary notes, client lessons, AI thoughts, business system observations and Singapore SME tech reflections.
Not the official blog
More human, more immediate.
The Getcha Blog is for evergreen guides. Medium is for shorter thoughts, opinions, rants and behind-the-scenes notes that still show how I think about digital work.
When a Client Says "Just Make It Simple"
A short software developer rant about how simple-looking business systems often hide messy rules, exceptions and real-world admin pain.
AI Can Write Code, But Can It Read Your Client?
A personal note on AI coding tools, business context, client conversations and why experienced judgement still matters.
The WhatsApp Message That Becomes a Whole CRM
A field note on how small business enquiries can quietly grow into customer records, follow-up workflows and dashboard requirements.
Why Business Owners Delay Website Fixes
A quick observation on old websites, hidden embarrassment, budget timing and the real reasons business owners postpone digital work.
Singapore SMEs Do Not Need More Software Drama
A short practical rant on why small businesses need calmer tools, clearer workflows and less vendor theatre.
The Spreadsheet Is Not the Enemy
A balanced note on why spreadsheets are useful, when they become risky, and when a custom system finally makes sense.
No-Code Is Nice Until the Business Logic Starts Fighting Back
A personal take on no-code tools, custom workflows and the moment a business needs something more deliberate.
Every "Small Change" Has a Backstory
A developer note about small requests, hidden dependencies, testing, and why good communication saves projects.
The Real Problem Is Usually Follow-Up
A short business observation on leads, missed replies, WhatsApp overload and why better systems often start after the enquiry.
I Like AI, But I Still Like Requirements
A light-hearted note on AI enthusiasm, scope clarity, business rules and why proper requirements are still not optional.
What 30+ Years of Building Systems Teaches You
A personal reflection on experience, trust, deadlines, client expectations and the quiet craft behind useful software.
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