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It has not been long since I began studying Latin rigorously, and anyone who does will invariably find themselves immersed in the Roman world.

There are times when an artistic production resonates with such eloquence that it feels almost egregious to ignore it.

I had the privilege, once again, of partaking in a trip to the United Kingdom.

Few things in a professional environment are more important than a lasting impression; be it for building trust or conveying unappreciated quality, it is often what kills any system: people lose confidence in it.

Preamble There exists a peculiar amnesia in software engineering regarding XML.

On Discovering the Machinery of MSBuild SDKs While working on Chimelisp, my (not so serious) Lisp implementation for .NET, I stumbled upon something that felt like finding a hidden room in a manor you've lived in for years: you somewhat expect it to be th…

Chess was a constant in Marcel Duchamp's life.

Leveraging the Relational Model I am part of a group of relational theory aficionados (yes, we exist, and most of us are under 30), and with that a talk about storing files in a relational DBMS showed up.

I decided to come up with a poem while I was enraged with a recent bug I faced and drove me to the virge of madness.

A foreword My dearest friend Victor invited me to write one of this after he compiled his.

I write to share my frustrations.

This is the first article in a series of disputes I have with my friends every month or so.

Just a few weeks ago I could afford indulging the leisure required to appreciate an excerpt of history that aged like wine.