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September 3

  • science technology engineering

    I thought my harness was slow because it decided too much

    I thought my agent harness was slow because the model made too many decisions. I measured a week of work with two instruments, and the time was somewhere else.

    5 min read
  • science technology philosophy the infrastructure

    Essays on harness #1: the method before the code

    Two machine crashes in one week turned into a verification method with three states, where failing to measure blocks the same as failing.

    7 min read
  • science technology art philosophy the WHOLE

    Four elements, a single work: what the figure on the home page is saying

    I split everything I write into four pillars and it took me a year to understand why. The drawing on the home page is the explanation - and this text is the map of everything it carries: the fifteen states, the dust and the gravity that moves it, the two constellations, the music, GRIS, Van Gogh, and Newton and Leibniz's calculus running sixty times a second.

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    24 min read

April 1

March 1

  • science

    ZettelFeyMindSpace: how I study

    My personal study methodology - a system that combines Zettelkasten, the Feynman Technique, Mind Palace, and Spaced Repetition.

    8 min read

February 1

  • science

    Case Study: AIvengers Initiative

    A scientific experiment in AI-assisted development - Claude Code + Figma MCP applied to a real FastStore project at Cadastra.

    3 min read

January 2

  • technology

    Case Study: Cadastra Docs

    Cadastra's centralized technical knowledge base - a systemic intervention in how an operation generates, retains, and applies knowledge.

    5 min read
  • technology

    Case Study: Herbíssimo (Dana Cosméticos)

    Tech Lead for Herbíssimo's FastStore e-commerce - how I drove the scope, architecture, and development decisions on a project that was also an experiment.

    3 min read

202501

January 1

  • philosophy

    Hello World

    Sartre, Lacan, and the Big Other - why we feel shame even when alone, and what that reveals about the freedom to create.

    9 min read

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