~fpereiro

“The Mark and the observer are not only interchangeable, but, in the form, identical” — George Spencer Brown “Más correcto es decir que en el paraíso, Aureliano supo que para la insondable divinidad, él y Juan de Panonia (el ortodoxo y el hereje, el aborr…

I just found it interesting to realize that when working with knowledge, we’re relying now on four layers of crutches: Language Writing Computers (Generative) AI Before language, there was knowledge that wasn’t encoded in a linear sequence of sounds that…

tl;dr Habits are commitments with yourself that feel somewhat uphill.

Team spirit beats team organization.

Almost all the writing and building I’ve done in public exists either in this blog or on my github profile.

After fifteen years of having it as decoration in my bookshelf, or propping up my wife’s second screen, I’m finally going through Christopher Alexander’s The Nature of Order.

In the last couple of months at my previous job, I would use to joke with a marketing voice that “we are building tomorrow’s legacy code, today.”

(For the umpteenth time, I’m going to take something that is working for me lately, and encourage others to try it.)

(A quick analogy which I’m writing mainly so that the idea will leave me alone.)

In Buddhism, there is no random chance.