I Zeroized My Secret. Or Did I?
If you work with secret keys — signing keys, API tokens, anything that must not leak — you’ve probably written this happy little line and felt good about it:
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Fast Code, Expensive Confidence: Building Software With LLMs
For years, we repeated the same two words: “Architecture matters.” In the AI era, that sentence becomes less a belief and more a constraint. Not because LLMs are magical, but because they change the economics of building software in a way that exposes every weakness we used to tolerate.
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Back to writing: two years, one book, and a lot in between
It has been more than two years since my last post, and a year since my book was published. I never wrote here about the process, but with some distance and time to reflect, I feel it’s the right moment to share the story.
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My thoughts on microservices and monoliths
Recently, several friends directed my attention to an intriguing article detailing Amazon Prime’s transition from a microservices architecture back to a monolith.
It seems like this change of paradigm has triggered a lot of debates in the network, so I decided to share my thoughts on the topic.
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Disabling Disqus comments
This blog is powered by Jekyll, one of the most popular static site generators. Jekyll solved most of my issues with the blog: I edit markdown files in a code editor, commit them to GitHub and voila I see updates as web pages. No more WordPress plugins, weird CRM, half-baked...
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