Technology Articles and Tutorials Published in 2025

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Abstract illustration showing a Software Architect at a command center directing multiple AI agents, emphasizing architectural leadership and standards-setting over individual code contribution

Series: AI-Assisted Software Development (Part 1)

Software Development in the Age of AI: How To Think Like an Engineer When Code Is Cheap

December 7, 2025·byJoshua Morris

Transform from solo contributor to Software Architect leading an army of AI agents. Learn why deep knowledge of software development best practices is essential for driving standards across the full software development lifecycle and leading AI agent teams effectively.

Software EngineeringEngineering EthicsAI-Assisted Development

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MethodicalFunction.com

Series: Algorithms (Part 2)

Bubble Sort: The Gentle Art of Getting Things in Order

November 28, 2025·byJoshua Morris

A clear, language-spanning walkthrough of the simplest sorting algorithm in computer science—why it works, where it fails, and what it still teaches us today.

Computer ScienceAlgorithms

Low-frequency radio telescope array under a twilight sky with satellite trails overhead

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Protecting the Quiet Sky: How We Can Curb Unintended Satellite Radio Emissions

November 21, 2025·byJoshua Morris

Why amateur radio operators, satellite internet users, and the scientific community must work together to reduce unintended radio emissions from low-Earth orbit satellites.

ScienceEngineering Ethics

Abstract geometric flow of Inputs → Process → Outputs in a minimalist Solarized palette

MethodicalFunction.com

Series: Algorithms (Part 1)

What Is an Algorithm? The Soul of Every Program

November 11, 2025·byJoshua Morris

A practical, language-spanning tour of what algorithms are, how they’re structured, why Big-O matters, and how to implement and analyze a simple min/max routine from pseudocode to production-grade code.

Computer ScienceAlgorithms