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I was writing a joke for a Town Square post.

A while ago, I built Lingua (project post), a small app for practising a language through conversations and everyday scenarios.

I've been using Hermes a lot lately.

Last week I was in Algarve, in the south of Portugal and I've been coding from the beach.

At first glance, it is strange that Excel survived for decades.

This weekend Townsquare made it to the Hacker News front page.

So many things happened since the first day I released Town Square.

It has been two days since I posted about the release of Town Square and I thought it would be nice to write a quick report.

A few weeks ago, I added a silly, funny experiment on this website.

The other night, very late, just before sleep, I was talking with my girlfriend and somehow mentioned that I have aphantasia.

The internet feels strangely empty, despite all the new content being published everywhere.

We can train AI models on a laptop.

I stopped playing games without really noticing.

For my work vault, I have been experimenting task management with Bases, as I previously explained in this post.

Yesterday my girlfriend complained to me about the flood of AI generated videos in her instagram feed.

I've been using Obsidian's Task plugin for several years already.

I don't get why we don't talk more about meditation.

The book presents an intriguing premise with very interesting ideas and scientific speculation.

Mental Noise Have you ever noticed the constant noise inside your head?

One of the things I love the most is discovering traditions from other cultures and adapt them to my life.

I've decided to take control of my digital data and I didn't want to have all my photos under Google's control, or any other company.

I recently read the blog post from Simon Willion's about his idea of link blog.

This year I decided to run a detailed personality test through ChatGPT and the results impressed me.

Not being direct about what you want can hold you back.

A mental model I started using sometimes is the concept that our brains, as computers, have a set of "pre-loaded apps."

In Portuguese, we have a saying that translated is something like "the cheap gets expensive", which I took as a mantra when buying new things.