AI is already taking our jobs: programmers are the first
Many AI evangelists have been warning us that AI will take our jobs, but I never thought this could impact us, the programmers.
Neural Networks and the derivatives
Started learning Neural Networks in my free time.
Jenkins, Docker, npm and a weird repo merge
I've been dealing with a huuuge task in the last 3 weeks, that has nearly taken all my time. The quest was: let's try to shrink the release time of a particular project to *something deterministic*. How to do that? We need to understand the process in order to get to the bottom of it.
A class that behaves like an Object and like a Dict in Python
For fun and learning, I developed a class that behaves like a dict and an object. Let's see how it works
I'm back, Advertising Industry!
it happened that I came back. In the industry, not in the previous company!
Installing latest ruby with asdf on MacOS with M2 chip
Installing ruby is always a pain, here i try to share what worked for me with asdf
What I got so far about monorepos
Monorepos have been gaining a lot of traction recently, mostly because people at uber-massive companies are using it, like Google and Amazon. But, can this concept be applied to small startups? Why? And most importantly, what are monorepos? Let's try to answer all these questions.
The esiest VPN you can create is with Tailscale
If you need to connect a bunch of devices in the same virtual network, Tailscale is the tool for you. Let's explore why it stands out from other VPNs.
Stress your server with WRT
WRK is a stress test tool: with few configuration options, you can stress test your server against a high load. In this article, I describe how I used it to simulate a bug that appeared only on high loads.
No-code development with Appsmith
Fullstack developers are always looking for tools that can help us build applications faster. Appsmith is a tool that allows to do exactly that, with limitations of course. Let's dive in.