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2026

Oct 20 Círio and Belém A short selection of images from Círio and a couple of days I spent in Belém.

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Sep 01 The Rise and Fall of Agent Civilizations The Rise and Fall of Agent CivilizationsThe whole OpenAI/Hugging Face story in plain EnglishDwarkesh PodcastDwarkesh Patel One of the many write-ups about the incident

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Aug 26 Subsidized Rehearsal AI subscriptions quietly subsidize production, not consumption. For now, individuals can afford uncertainty that companies can't. The meter is coming.

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Jul 20 Uncoded: Fixing 6-bit encoding for Leica One small Mac app to fix the 6-bit lens metadata your Leica M wrote for third-party glass — Zeiss, Voigtländer, and anything else wearing a borrowed code.

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Jul 12 Ada goes to the Beach Little trip to Sankt Peter-Ording.

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Jun 10 A Simple Photo Gallery I pulled the photo gallery out of this website and turned it into something you can fork: drop photos in a folder, push, and GitHub gives you a photo site for free.

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Jun 08 Dispatch (2025) A playable-TV superhero workplace comedy that sharpens the Walking Dead-era Telltale formula: splendid art, dry humor, and voice work from Aaron Paul and Jeffrey Wright. Mecha Man loses the mech and becomes a behind-the-desk hero dispatcher across eight episodes.

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Jun 04 João Gilberto (1973) If I could pick only one João record, this would be it: voice, guitar, and the faintest percussion from Sonny Carr. Old sambas, newer songs, and João’s own, all stripped to their quiet, impossible center.

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Jun 03 New Section: Photos and Albums I finally gave my photos and albums a proper home on the site

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May 26 Zeiss 35/2 ZM Biogon I yielded to GAS.

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May 01 The Audacity (2026) Silicon Valley satire with its ethical rot left proudly above ground. The creator was a writer/producer of Succession and Better Call Saul. The series has its flaws, but it is a clear recommendation.

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Apr 24 Week #17: Agent Taste A small batch of design-system-for-agents bookmarks. Mostly attempts to make visual judgment portable enough that a coding agent can do something useful with it.

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Apr 13 Week #15: Visual Code A handful of creative coding tools I bumped into over the last two weeks.

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Apr 11 It feels like a different team. What I learned migrating my household agent from Claude to GPT-5.4 On April 4th Anthropic cut OpenClaw off from Claude Pro/Max. I had 72 hours to move a 14-agent household assistant to GPT-5.4. It was not a config change. It was a personality migration.

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Apr 06 Framer Framer started as a tiny CLI inspired by old family prints and became a native app for macOS and iOS, with layers, presets, and image tools for building reusable visual styles.

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Mar 14 … with all its claws Something shifted in the last few months, and it wasn't incremental. I haven't been this excited about technology since mIRC in 1997.

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Feb 15 Ada & Hannah

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Feb 01 Bringing back the ritual of listening I keep thinking about what we lost when music went digital. Pulling a record from its sleeve. Staring at the cover art. Reading the CD booklet

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Dec 29 Pentiment A 16th-century murder mystery where you play as Andreas Maler, an artist/scribe in Oberbayern. Beautiful art and pace.

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Nov 05 Ada Bela October was a big one. My daughter, Ada Bela, was born. Hannah and I had our first week as a family of three in that giant hospital room. Nothing feels like our bed, but I’ll somehow miss these first days there.

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Sep 27 David and Sandro

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Sep 09 Thanks Goodness You're Here A release from Panic Software, if that isn't enough reason to check it out; Thanks Goodness You're Here is a hilarious slapstick comedy game. If you've played "Untitled Goose Game," you'll feel right at home with an extra dose of British humor.

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Sep 01 RCMH/NY I was briefly in New York for a new product deployment at Radio City Music Hall. What a great experience to return there, after my first visit in 2008, and be able to roam around in a place with so much history.

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Aug 23 Henne, DK

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Aug 22 Just Married! We just got married in Ribe, Denmark.

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Aug 20 Beginnings with Photography Two decades ago I began my photography journey with a Canon EOS 300D and Fotolog. From photo walks and film trials to quirky Soviet rangefinders, these were my early days behind the lens.

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Aug 15 Making Software A reference manual for people who design and build software. Written and illustrated by Dan Hollick.

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Aug 15 no days off A beautiful and well executed data-visualization dashboard from Adrien Friggeri, in which he logs all the daily runs since July 11, 2015.

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Jun 29 In the Weeds Great and entertaining portrait of Anthony Bourdain from the perspective of a long time contributor and friend, Tom Vitale. I enjoy getting the additional glimpses and snippets of what happened behind the scenes and when the cameras weren't rolling.

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Jun 24 (Untitled)

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Jun 17 Site update: Signals I've introduced another section called Signals. Signals is a running feed of media I think is worth your time: movies, tv shows, albums, books,

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Jun 17 Tempo dos Mestres (2017) I haven't stopped listening to this record by Fabiano do Nascimento since I it was recommended to me. You have a lot of choro, samba, and jazz. You can see him performing on NPR Tiny Desk with a humongous 10-string guitar here.

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Jun 13 Fresh updates! It’s been a minute. We’re past Spargelzeit, and summer is finally starting to show its face—despite a few rainy relapses. A lot has happened since my last update from the Wetzlar trip.

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Jun 12 … on dithering Exploring the beauty of dithering aesthetics, Bill Atkinson's legacy in Mac OS includes the Atkinson Dithering algorithm for MacPaint.

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Jun 10 Updates to this site I’ve made some substantial changes to the structure of this site. It still runs on Ghost CMS, but I’ve switched to a more versatile

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Jun 04 Connections (1978) History as a chain reaction. Connections offers an alternative view of change, one that pushes back against the neat, linear story of progress. Nothing else I’ve watched has shaped how I think about technology as much as this.

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May 29 Soča Valley

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May 14 Tim Bernardes, Funkhaus

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May 03 Hohwacht

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Apr 23 Sicily: #4 Palermo In some subconscious part of my memory, I have stored the comparison between Palermo and New York. After a couple of days there, it became clear why.

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Apr 22 Sicily: #3 Beach Day A small glimpse of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Apr 21 Sicily: #2 Misteri di Trapani Being in Trapani for Easter was a unique showcase of religious (and local) traditions.

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Apr 20 Sicily: #1 Terrasini We spend easter in Sicily, it was also my first time there. Here are my fresh impressions of Terrasini.

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Apr 13 The Shoebody Bop The Shoebody Bop is weird, handmade, and pointless in the best way. No polish. No plan. Just someone making stuff for fun. It reminds me why I liked the internet in the first place.

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Mar 02 We're in for a ride I finally took the leap and swapped my Sony system for a Leica M11, rekindling my love for photography. At the same time, AI tools like Claude Code have reshaped how I approach coding, letting me build tools I never thought I could. Here’s a mix of photography, AI insights, and recent projects.

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Feb 22 (Untitled)

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Feb 10 ISE 2025: One last Demo My yearly visit to the Pro-Audio trade show that happens in Barcelona. This was a special one.

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Feb 08 FYFS BCN

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Jan 31 Visit to Wetzlar A short trip to Wetzlar to pickup my camera at the Leica factory.

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Jan 13 Happy new year! Here we are in 2025 and I'm slowly dawning into the reality of being back in Berlin. Over Christmas and New Years, I traveled

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Dec 13 A Homelab journey My journey into the "Homelab" universe, where I've built a personal system to reclaim and securely store my digital media.

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Aug 18 MyHouse.WAD, notpr0n, and Universal Paperclips Some of the most interesting projects come from working in isolation, without chasing popularity. Games like MyHouse.WAD, Notpron, and Universal Paperclips grew beyond their creators' expectations, showing how passion projects can unexpectedly gain attention.

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Aug 07 Chicken or Poutine? We arrived in a sunny Montréal, navigated travel disruptions, and explored Le Plateau-Mont-Royal using Bixi bikes. Highlights include Schwartz's, public music festivals, and parks.

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May 30 Summer beginnings The weather has turned, and one remembers why one chose Berlin as its home. This is another visual dump since the last update, but before, here

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Mar 04 Barcelona for ISE and Lisboa for Fabio and Flavia Short update on a trip to Barcelona and Lisbon.

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Dec 27 Blasphemous II A Metroidvania that will humble you with its difficulty. Amazingly beautiful artwork with Spanish Roman Catholicism as the center point.

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Nov 07 The Sphere, lots of speakers, and me I believe you’ve had your fair share of big stadium concerts and festivals; there’s no other way of saying it, but sound and acoustics

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Feb 22 Jam (2018) Action thriller and comedy. Super creative

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Feb 06 Slit photography and other things Hey, it is February the worst month of the year and despite its weather, I have great personal news. I started at HOLOPLOT as a Product

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Jan 17 Time of the Gypsies (1988) First Kusturica movie I've ever watched. Left a long-lasting impression. Beautiful, quirky, and hilarious.

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Jan 05 Old slideshows and soviet cartoons Retro tech, Soviet Cartoons, and Dithering.

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Jul 22 Italian Jiaozi and other links Tell me you've been to Italy without telling me you've been to Italy.

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Jun 22 Na estrada Tec-tec

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Jun 17 Week #23 Common reflections, couple of cool tools, and beautiful guitar music.

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Jun 17 Verde, Anil, Amarelo, Cor de Rosa e Carvão (1994) Only classics. This was the soundtrack of going to the beach with my family during my early teen years. I wrote a post about it.

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Jun 17 Elis (1972) The first LP to have Águas de Março. There are other pearls from Milton Nascimento as well. A must listen.

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Jun 01 Week #21 Hello Sun, it is nice to see you again, wait… why are you leaving already?

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Jun 01 Dá licença meu senhor (1996) I can only appreciate it, but I cannot comprehend how good his rhythm notion is. This record is packed with pieces of our traditional repertoire with unexpected twists – Caymmi (O Vento), Gil (Expresso 2222), Jobim (Desafinado), Rosa (Um gago apaixonado), and Barroso (No Tabuleiro da Baiana).

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May 27 Belém, making amends An almost foreigner's look into Belém's food markets & some of its surroundings – a collection of photos.

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May 17 Week #19 Fake cell phone towers, my current tiktok obsession, and more on technology.

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May 09 Brasil: Saudades #1 Revisiting these photos nowadays is almost equivalent to traveling. Here are some photographs I took in Brazil over the last 17 years that I'm

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May 02 Week #18 How are you? Interactive articles on physics, virtual streamers, and NFTs.

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Apr 20 Week #16 A quick work update, a question that I've been asking, and a couple of recommendations.

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Apr 20 Mur Murs (1981) I'm a big fan of Agnès Varda and her essay films. Mur Murs explores how murals in LA reflect migrant identities—reminding me of PIXO and São Paulo’s street art as resistance. Alongside Chris Marker (Sans Soleil), Varda shaped the genre with works like Les plages d'Agnès.

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Apr 20 Solo In Rio (1959) The sweet sound of the nylon strings of the classical guitar, specially in the hands of players like Luiz Bonfá are superb. This record has beautiful instrumental pieces with different examples of samba and choro rhythms.

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Apr 06 #004: Pannierstraße's rooftop Between 2018 and 2019, Kevin and I shared a flat that, despite the 5 long flights of stairs, had quite the bonus, and it was too good of a novelty.

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Apr 05 Week #14 April, April, der macht was er will.

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Jun 21 Daria Kazieva A couple of diptychs of Daria Kazieva. I remember taking a couple of FP-100c and 6x7 frames with my former Mamiya RZ67, but I still

2018

Jul 13 Diamantina A photoshoot I did together with David Diniz.

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Jun 27 Anai Paz A shoot with the Anai Paz on my rooftop.

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Jun 22 Artur Hiroyuki Todo Corpo Dança

2016

Dec 10 Bernardino A short account about life, death and how this photo came to be.

2016

Apr 16 Travel Journal: Europe #3 Góis, Portugal At the time of this trip I had no idea about the importance that that week would have. Góis is a special place for

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Mar 30 Travel Journal: Europe #2 The second journal from my current trip throughout Europe, this is Berlin.

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Mar 29 Travel Journal: Europe #1 For the last month I’ve been traveling in Germany & Portugal. In the absence of a specific (RIP Flickr) place to put photos, I’ll