The Long Middle
In a world where beginnings are frictionless and exits carry no cost, staying demands a kind of commitment that no longer feels supported by default.
technology
Chatarra Digital y Soledad Real: Cómo la IA nos aísla en una marea de contenido sin valor.
No sé qué me da más temor: la falsa información sobre la capacidad actual de los sistemas de inteligencia artificial o el potencial que podrían tener en un futuro cercano.
Las compañías que están al frente de esta revolución alegan que estos sistemas curarán enfermedades que hoy no tienen cura
AI as a Learning Partner, Not Just an Automator
I have been using GitHub Copilot, mainly with GPT-5 and VS Code. It works well, but I think Cursor.ai does a better job at integrating chat responses and agentic functionality. Since you can use the same models, the difference lies in the integration with the code editor. What’s
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 uncomfortable — for all the obvious reasons: the sound of the ultrasonic tooth cleaner, the scraping of teeth with the dental scaler, and lying back in that chair, vulnerable, knowing that
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.
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 a Claude model, to build a web application that allows me to save articles I find online, highlight them, tag them, etc. For years, my app of choice for this