Long-form essays, field notes and code from a software architect in Milan — written to figure out what I actually think.
Ideas worth sitting with — on systems, attention and time.
Shorter, frequent observations from the workbench.
Small, sharp tools — built in the open, kept simple.
What I'm reading, and why it changed my mind.
The main thing here. Essays and notes, newest first.
I design and build enterprise software for a living, and I write to think clearly about it — keeping the real complexity of a problem visible and refusing the complication we pile on top.
Small, sharp tools — kept deliberately simple.
One considered email a month — new essays, what I'm reading, and the occasional half-formed idea. No noise.
Questions, ideas, or a project to build together? Reach out — I read everything and reply to most.