I’m a programmer with an interest in functional languages, systems programming, and retrocomputing. I’ve been writing Lisp on and off for over two decades and, nowadays, contributing to the Bitcoin ecosystem.
In a previous phase of my professional career, I worked as a CTO, technical director, software architect and engineer at large enterprises. That was a valuable period, and the experience I accumulated there is now applied to projects that benefit from a technical and organizational perspective, without necessarily being tied to that same context.
This blog is where I work through ideas in public. Posts tend to be technical, but I try to write them so they’re readable without a running REPL :-D.
This blog is written in Texinfo and built with a ten-line Makefile. The output is mainly static HTML with no heavy JavaScript and no tracking. The source is a collection of .texi files, one per page.