I got tired of every app I wanted arriving with its own plumbing, so I built the plumbing once. Maré Rio is that platform, three apps prove it holds, and the list of what I want to build on it is where this gets ambitious.
My coding agents can add an agent to a Maré app with a JSON definition. The platform supplies the runtime, and a discoverable contract tells them how to use it.
What I built, what broke, and what survived.
Translation System v2 is the second serious attempt at making this blog bilingual without making the Portuguese read like imported English. It took more than a better model.
Nails used to be made by hand. Then machines came along and nail makers became machine operators. If any of this sounds familiar, it should.
AI agents feel like they remember. They don't. The software around them is just good at faking it. Once you see that, the interesting question stops being about the model and starts being about how you manage information.
A technical response to the debate over industrial policy for semiconductors in Brazil
A good network shouldn't be noticed nor demand attention, that was the main guiding principle of my quest to find the best network setup for my Home Server build.
Creating smooth, performant animations using only CSS. A deep dive into building coherent motion systems for the modern web.
A somewhat technical blog on how GPU choice shapes what you can actually learn about CUDA, distributed training, and training optimization and the realities of running a personal ML workstation.
Exploring the latest trends and best practices in modern web development, from performance optimization to user experience design.
Inside a bilingual static site that moves as one surface: a Python build, a translation pipeline, and native transitions that keep space continuous.
How this blog works: Python static generation, automatic Gemini translation, View Transitions API for seamless navigation, and a philosophy of building with native web standards.