July 2026
New essays each month on leadership, programming, and the messy overlap between humans and tech.
I walked into a police station that doesn’t exist and knew exactly where to go.
Leadership
What happens when caring isn’t natural, but still necessary? There are days when I know I should care — about a project, a person, a conversation — and yet nothing moves. The switch stays off. I can see what needs to be done, and I understand why it matters, but there’s no spark behind it. […]
Programming
Choosing a software license can feel like a legal maze, but it’s one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your software. Developers often treat licenses as an afterthought. You finish building something, push it to GitHub, and move on. But if your repository doesn’t include a license file, you’re not technically “open source.” […]
Web
A practical guide to building a GitHub profile README that feels personal, useful, and easy to maintain.
Web
This blog has no fancy animations, no custom fonts, and barely any images. That’s entirely by design. I use the WordPress Bitácora theme, just a few essential plugins, and that’s it. The result? An 81 on mobile and 100 on desktop in Google PageSpeed Insights. When every site tries to outshine the rest with gradients, […]
Observations
AI helps me pick games that match my mental state,
Observations
How I stopped fighting ADHD, accepted creative cycles, and built a simple mental planner to blog consistently without burning out.