Thoughts on software, life, and the things in between.
My nanny's dog died... now I know that you have to measure the pressure on the dogs, and remember that they're still mammals. What applies to us when we get…
Working software in a maquiladora, the footprint of responsibility, and why inside the value engine you can't think that far ahead.
While watching Platzi’s 200th-anniversary podcast, where Manuel Sescosse and Fredy Vega participated, the word ataraxia caught my attention. This word could be…
Bashbunni shares why simplicity and consistency beat convenience in software, with the example of shipping in Japan.
A micro Python tool to discover the first commit of any GitHub repository.
Alan Turing smiling, the mental image of an inventor, and why technology doesn't advance as fast as we think.
My experience with an unjustified dismissal at a software consulting firm in Mexico, the legal process, and how it forced me to rebuild my priorities.
Unnecessary discussions about "helpers" and naming conventions distract from what matters: business logic and simplicity.
Chillimica explains it better than me: I don't like people expecting me to always be glued to my phone.
First post of the blog: why it started, the list of things I've abandoned, and a relationship metaphor that feels more like git than real life.