Note Apr 6, 2026
Climb a 4000m peak
Mont Blanc attempt failed at 3800m — weather window closed. Rebooked for July.
— APRIL
Note Apr 6, 2026
Mont Blanc attempt failed at 3800m — weather window closed. Rebooked for July.
— MARCH
Note Mar 23, 2026
Athens this month — chatted with a baker about sourdough for an hour. Country 23.
Note Mar 4, 2026
Finished the book. Now writing a small CLI in it. The borrow checker actually clicked this week.
— FEBRUARY
Note Feb 4, 2026
First star from someone I don't know. 2 issues opened. Maintaining is the work.
— SEPTEMBER
Closed Sep 4, 2025
Lake Como last August. Took 38 minutes. Cold and beautiful.
— MAY
Closed May 4, 2025
After two years of deliberate upskilling. Took longer than I hoped, but I was ready.
— MARCH
Closed Mar 10, 2025
100 days of shipping something every day. Half were tiny. Doesn't matter. Momentum is the product.
— NOVEMBER
Closed Nov 4, 2024
Camino Portugués from Porto to Santiago. 250km, 14 days. I cried on the last day.
— MAY
Closed May 4, 2024
Took a weekend. Sounds incredible. My colleagues hate me.
— MAY
Closed May 17, 2023
RubyKaigi, online session. 200 attendees. My voice shook for the first 4 minutes. Then it didn't.
Closed May 4, 2023
3 years clean. The first month was hell. Then one day it stopped being a fight.
— DECEMBER
Closed Dec 28, 2022
Portugal, Morocco, Japan, Georgia, Colombia, Iceland, Taiwan, Kenya, Croatia, Estonia. I'm still processing.
— OCTOBER
Closed Oct 3, 2021
Milan Marathon. 4h12m. Hit the wall at km 34. Finished anyway. That's the metaphor.
— AUGUST
Closed Aug 20, 2020
Built three side projects. Fast, boring, and perfect. I mean that as a compliment.
— APRIL
Closed Apr 8, 2019
Three PRs merged into Rails. The maintainer left a one-word comment: 'elegant'. Printed it.
— JULY
Closed Jul 12, 2018
Took an extra semester. Worth every lecture I actually attended (about 60%).
— SEPTEMBER
Closed Sep 1, 2017
20-something with a suitcase and a GitHub profile. Best decision I made before 25.
— NOVEMBER
Closed Nov 3, 2016
A todo app that talked to a real API. I know. But at the time it felt like magic.