Thoughts on software, life, and the things in between.
Kris7Pivot, Xentyo, Ricexen, RiceSeed(x): the story behind my usernames. Pivot, AMVs in Sony Vegas, zen rice and a stolen backpack in Rosarito.
Python as a meeting point between the business world and the engineering world: two ways of telling stories that don't talk to each other.
Ray Oldenburg's third place: why it isn't digital, why work tries to fake it, and why it's born from community.
Going back to Linux again: AI tools run Linux commands, I barely play anymore, and I still don't have a ShareX equivalent.
How I went from DaisyUI and Stitch to then using Open Design, why I chose green as an accent and what changed in tags, navigation, typography and translations.
Pressure as raw material for creativity — how ambiguity transforms into walkable concrete.
Software architecture isn't just for greenfield projects. Legacy code deserves the same discipline — and soft skills make it happen.
A chain of casual clicks — a video, a funny comment, a Google search — that ended in my Steam library.
Could Python be the language managers and developers finally speak in the same meeting? The context gap in consultancies, and why reading your team's code…
Why the jobs we hate are the ones that should disappear, the Peter Principle, and monitored slavery dressed up as an office perk.