blogging
Today I woke up and decided to work from a coffee shop. I live in the coffee capital of the world, and yet, I haven’t taken advantage of the many coffee shops that surround me. In my town, even Starbucks feels like a “local” coffee shop. So, I went
analog tools
The other day, a notification appeared on my phone. It was from the storage company we’d contracted just a year ago. We had recently moved within the same city, in fact, in the same neighborhood, just a mile apart. Our new place, however, didn’t have a storage unit,
bellevue
I’m a big advocate for stepping outside, feeling the grass under your feet, and engaging in some good old face-to-face chats with fellow humans. Heck, I’m even toying with the idea of traveling without my phone—relying on trusty paper maps for navigation and dropping into local libraries
blogging
Do you subscribe to the idea of determinism or free will? These are two intricate philosophical concepts that stand in contrast to one another. I pose this question because these notions have recently taken up residence in my mind. After listening to the discourse surrounding these theories in two distinct
notas
Absolutely, here is the Spanish translation maintaining the same voice and tone: Actualmente me encuentro en una sala de espera en el aeropuerto LAX, justo en medio de mi viaje a México para ver a mi familia. La primera parte del viaje fue buena; tuve un vuelo agradable. Vi una
blogging
I’m currently sitting in a lounge at LAX airport, right in the middle of my trip to Mexico to see my family. The first part of the trip was good; I had a nice flight. I watched a movie called “Champions”. It’s about a coach who’s fired
Divide and Conquer
Today served as the perfect embodiment of the a common saying and a trusty algorithm. For months, we’ve been toiling away on a project of considerable complexity. Not only is the technical side intricate, but the sheer number of steps involved to ingest, transform, and persist data amplifies the
AR
Have you seen it? Apple’s newest product, their “spatial computer” or simply put, a headset, is out. I’ve used the Oculus headset, so having such a gadget on my face is no big deal. But the kicker is, these gizmos are mostly geared towards solo fun. The Internet
summer
Summer is almost upon us, and in my mind, it doesn’t just herald the beginning of a season, but a new year – odd as it may sound. It’s a period when life typically slows down, creating room for travel, adventures, exploration of new ideas, places, hobbies, books, and
blogging
There’s something infectious about the energy of the second day at MS Build 2023 – it’s as if the conference has found its rhythm, hitting stride in a way that eclipses the initial day. Sure, the food leaves something to be desired, but hey, who attends tech conferences for
blogging
Ah, the allure of a tech conference. I can still recall the days when these gatherings were all about exploring new programming paradigms, delving into the depths of coding tools, and crafting apps that could change the world. I can vividly recall my first Microsoft conference – an experience I had
DigitalOcean
At present, I’m immersed in a few projects: a website linked to a domain I’ve owned for a while, a newsletter/blog hosted on Substack, and the resurrection of a dead blog. Initiating projects has always come naturally to me. However, maintaining consistency and seeing them through to