The Wealth of Less
Why choosing a simple life is enriching, not limiting.
Field Notes
Essays, reviews, and other writing outside the series.
Perfection by Vincenzo Latronico
Last Friday I was on a bus to Seattle at 9:00 AM. My plan was to stop at a
Mi voz entre el inglés y el español
No recuerdo cuándo fue el día en que decidí escribir la mayoría de mi contenido en inglés. Lo que sé
Why Coding Isn’t Going Away
Coding? What is it? I’ve been doing this since 1999 and I still don’t know what the hell
Black Coffee, the Dentist, and My First Morning with ChatGPT 5
I’ve realized that even at my age, the dentist is probably the only place where I still feel truly
Minimalism in Code and Life
I like the idea of simplicity and minimalism. Although, to be candid, I only follow these disciplines loosely. My goal,
I Want More Memories, Not Followers
Wouldn’t it be great if we could remember everything we wanted from our past? Of course, we might not
The Bear app Goes Web
Is It the Best Choice for Writers Now?
From Check-Ins to Chatbots
Fifteen Years of Blogging Through Tech Shifts
Abusive Relationships—With Our Devices
Our tech relationships turn abusive. Endless scrolling, constant notifications chip away at lives, demanding attention away from loved ones. Apps, designed for engagement, create false community, isolating us. Like toxic individuals, they only seek your attention, not your well-being.
An Eventful Week
As much as I despise calendars and scheduled events, last week turned out to be one of the most joyful
My Calendar: The Enemy of My Freedom
Most people celebrate a full calendar as a sign of productivity and purpose. I see it as a threat to my freedom. Here’s why every appointment—no matter how small—feels like a disruption to the life I actually want to live
Highlight, Tag, Save: A Simple App Built with AI
Last week I wrote about my experience with vibe coding. I’ve been using the Cursor AI editor, along with
My experience with Vibe Coding
Think of being a technical project manager with a dedicated team member who has solid coding skills. While this AI
You have less time than you think
Life is shorter than we think. Cut the noise, do what matters, and spend time with those you love. Don’t wait to start. Hug more, scroll less. We may not control time, but we can choose how we spend it. Make today count.
It’s Not the Tools, It’s Us
Tools aren’t the enemy, our intentions are. From capitalism to technology, it’s not the tools that shape our world, but how we use them. Let’s stop blaming what’s neutral and start taking responsibility for how we wield what’s in our hands.
Why Growth Lives Outside Your Comfort Zone
Growth rarely happens in comfort. From personal moves to walking El Camino de Santiago, this reflection explores how discomfort shapes resilience, strength, and memorable experiences, and why seeking it intentionally can transform our lives.
Writing, Coding, and Trying to Avoid the Vibe-Coding Trap
I just wanted to write and code—no vibe coding, no ghostwriting AI. As tools get smarter, I find myself fighting to stay in control, to keep the process human, imperfect, and mine.
Single Purpose, Single Focus, Single Task
Feeling overwhelmed by constant news and digital noise? I’m shifting toward a simpler, more intentional life, fewer screens, single-purpose gadgets, and mindful walks without content. It’s not about tuning out completely but choosing where my attention goes.
Book review: Build by Tony Fadell
Tony Fadell’s Build is part memoir, part how-to, and full of hard-earned lessons from a career shaping iconic products like the iPod and Nest. It’s honest, practical, and packed with insight — whether you’re building a startup, leading a team, or just trying to make better things.
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