2026-08-23
Typst is one surprising discovery. I wrote my master’s thesis in reStructuredText [1], with some custom scripts to pre-process it and translate it to LaTeX.
It was a different era. Today I would have gone to Typst without a doubt. I have yet to master Typst enough to know …
2026-03-01
Natural languages are large and complicated tools, and we use them the best we can. We also abuse them when they lack the right concepts, or we are unaware of them.
That is why while talking about LLMs and coding agents we are often drawn to make them “think”, “decide …
2025-12-27
I have some personal projects going onto the next year. After a few months of Omarchy, I have decided to create my own arch starting kit (starch). It’s a starch, not a distro. I have also decided to revamp my Emacs init. This is an account of both decisions and their status.
2025-10-08
The marble age is over — but are we truly melting wax, or just sensing relief from tedium?
AI coding agents feel like time-savers, but the sensation may be illusory. I share practical usage patterns and reflect on when to trust AI-generated code and when errors cost too much.