About me
I'm a systems analyst located in Bolívar, a beautiful small city in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I specialize in helping teams and clients build products from scratch. Over my more than 15 years of career, I've gained solid experience working on tight budgets, building infrastructure, doing DevOps, programming both backend and frontend, and also interacting with clients and end users.
But not everything about me is work: I'm a minimalist at heart, an open source lover and a bad harmonica player. I enjoy cooking for my family and friends, Italian pasta being my forte. An avid reader with very eclectic taste in music: from classical music to K/J-Pop and everything in between. Nature-conscious: I don't own a car and prefer walking/cycling, and I avoid plastics whenever I can.
Blog
My workstation is becoming a dumb terminal, and that's a good thing
New era, old ways of working. With AI, tools have become more dynamic, and it makes less and less sense for our development environment to be tied to a physical machine.
Read moreI use Arch, btw
I finally made time and decided to migrate my whole workflow to Arch. My experience moving to Arch Linux (and Wayland) after 8 years on Debian.
Read moreBuilding Ghostty on Debian
Ghostty is a new terminal emulator written in Zig that was released just days ago. Whether you enjoy compiling programs yourself like I do, or you want to try it right away on your Debian machine (or any other distro...
Read moreData processing first, shell after: Nushell
A couple of years ago I heard about this tool that honestly didn't win me over enough to replace my Zsh. It wasn't until just yesterday that I finally understood its true power: data processing
Read moreBeyond the code: coding for pleasure
Programming for the sake of programming not only sharpens our technical skills, but also rekindles the flame that led us to choose this profession in the first place.
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