/blog/2025-in-review/
2025 in Review30 December 2025 · reviewHere we go, following the tradition once again. Here I am again, writing my yearly review. As I said in the 2024 in Review:
/blog/notes-on-my-linux-system/
Notes on my Linux system14 December 2025 · linuxRecently, I became again a daily Linux user. Using Arch Linux, btw. I was a macOS user for about 3 years, which was a good OS by the way, but I missed a lot of features which was so much easier to do on the new environment, like tiling window managers, easier…
/blog/on-sidenotes-implementation/
On sidenotes implementation4 November 2025 · webThis week, I finally implemented my sidenotes on this blog. It was a work in progress for about 1 year, from the first attempt at implementation until reaching a decent solution.
/blog/changelog-2541/
Changelog 25#4112 October 2025 · week-notesOkay, I’ll be starting a new kind of blog post here. The idea is bringing some insights and things I watched, read or did in the week.
/blog/falling-into-the-perfectionism-trap/
Falling Into the Perfectionism Trap27 September 2025 · thoughtsEvery time I open my Obsidian to start writing a new blog post, I remember the other 15 drafts sitting there. Will those ever see the light of day? I don’t know. And that’s a concern for me.
/blog/using-nginx-as-a-load-balancer-for-my-ngrok-exposed-local-services/
Using nginx as a load balancer for my ngrok exposed local services24 August 2025 · webJust a small post sharing something I learned last week. This is the kind of post that could be a tweet, but instead, I want to put it here, on my blog. This was useful for me, I know it can be again in the future, hope it will be useful for you too at some…
/blog/writing-your-first-nix-overlay/
Writing Your First Nix Overlay4 January 2025 · nixAfter about 1 year, I came back to Nix as one of my main tools for my workflow. In case, you can see my entire macOS configuration, written in Nix, here.
/blog/2024-in-review/
2024 in Review30 December 2024 · reviewFollowing the tradition, writing my annual review. This year, being from ups and downs, a lot of things happened. I can consider 2024 a good year looking from the macro perspective, but far from what I would like. I was able to conclude my biggest objective…
/blog/on-bookmarks-lists-and-the-habit-of-reading-later/
On Bookmarks, Lists and the Habit of Reading Later25 September 2024 · thoughtsBookmarks are underrated features. It’s a good way to help you keep track of not only what you need to read but also what you need to do. Further, your bookmarks can be a way to structure your reading and your knowledge, for future reference, as Josh Leeb…
/blog/do-not-trust-on-yourself-trust-on-checklists/
Do not trust on yourself, trust on checklists25 July 2024 · thoughtsRecently, I saw a specific project from Lukeberry called “Como Debugar Frontend”, in English, it would be called “How to Debug Frontend”.
/blog/software-engineering-is-more-than-just-coding/
Software Engineering is More Than Just Coding9 July 2024 · engineering, thoughtsI have a strong belief that most of the time, there is a clear separation between two concerns: software engineering and coding. Both look similar, both work together, but they aren’t the same.
/blog/my-arch-linux-installation/
My Arch Linux Installation: systemd-boot, LUKS, Btrfs, swapfile and xmonad7 July 2024 · linux, tutorialREMEMBER: if you have some dotfiles or other projects in your PC, make sure that you have pushed your changes.
/blog/my-first-impressions-with-neovim/
My first impressions with Neovim18 June 2024 · neovim, editorI consider myself a kind of heavy Emacs user. During some time, about 3 years, I was using Emacs as my daily driven tool for literally everything.
/blog/rss-and-why-i-love-it/
RSS and why I love it15 May 2024 · thoughtsInspired by some discussions through Twitter/X over the last few days, I decided to write about RSS and why I love them. I think it’s a great technology that few people know about and I think it’s worth learning more about it.
/blog/set-up-nix-on-macos-using-flakes-nix-darwin-and-home-manager/
Set up Nix on macOS using flakes, nix-darwin and home-manager3 March 2024 · nixAbout three years ago, I started using NixOS on my personal laptop. In those days, I needed a config that would allow me to have a stable system, that could be reproducible over all my machines, and that would allow me to have a development environment that…
/blog/paxos-made-simple-with-rust/
Implementing Simple Paxos Consensus Algorithm With Rust12 February 2024 · distsys, rustI would say that one of the core properties of a system is the agreement on which data are right at a given moment.
/blog/embrace-the-chaos-of-your-life/
Embrace The Chaos of Your Life4 February 2024 · self-improvement, thinkingThe last weeks were too hard for me. I need to spend too much time doing things in my personal life and ensure that I can bring good work to my professional life.
/blog/increasing-your-friction-area/
Increasing Your Friction Area21 January 2024 · self-improvement, careerOne of the best ways to grow in your life, in any aspect, is by increasing your exposed friction area to experiences. What I call friction area is the “surface” that will be exposed to the reactions you do.
/blog/2023-in-review/
2023 in Review30 December 2023 · reviewFor the second year, following some of the most inspirational blogs that I follow, I will write about my year, and this time it will be public. Some of the coolest blogs that I follow on a day-to-day basis are doing it, so why can’t do it too, right?
/blog/one-year-using-obsidian/
One Year Using Obsidian27 December 2023 · note-taking, toolsOn December 26th, 2023, I started my new and current vault in Obsidian, and was one of the best decisions that I could bring to my 2023. Now I’m doing the review around this beautiful tool that follows me in my entire year.
/blog/the-awesomeness-of-lists/
The Awesomeness of Lists26 December 2023 · productivity, thoughtsLists are a universal tool for productivity, everything can be compound into a list or can be considered one. For example, the post-its that you have in your office wall they can be treated as a list, you can handle it recursively, putting new lists inside a…
/blog/my-reading-list-november-2023/
My reading list - November 20232 November 2023 · list, reading
/blog/thinking-in-systems/
Thinking in Systems10 October 2023 · bookshelf, system-theoryThinking in Systems is one of the best books that I read in 2023. To be honest, I can’t absorb all the knowledge that this work writes down.
/blog/iterate-over-your-feedback-loop/
Iterate over your feedback loop8 October 2023 · self-improvement, thinking, system-theoryIn the last month, I was reading the Thinking in Systems book. It’s a good book that clarify some ideas about how to sistematically think in how systems works and the “rational” behind it.
/blog/2023-10-reading-list/
My reading list - October 20236 October 2023 · list, reading
/blog/my-first-talk/
My first talk18 September 2023 · presentation, programmingIn the last September 16th, 2023, I did my first talk ever in a meetup. In Belo Horizonte, happened the first JSParty Brasil.
/blog/2023-09-reading-list/
My reading list - September 202312 September 2023 · list, readingFollowing the ideas from My reading list and Reading List August 2023, I’ll be update this note while reading something that I think that can be useful for myself in the future.
/blog/blogroll/
Blogroll8 July 2023 · blog, listI’m a person that likes to read a lot of things, and I have a lot of blogs that I like to read. I’ll list here some of them:
/blog/writing-things-down/
Writing things down18 February 2023 · writing, self-improvementHow much stuffs did you write down today?
/blog/simplifying/
Simplifying things22 June 2022 · self-improvementSimplifying things is one of the most underrated ideas that people have when doing anything. But understand why you need it and how you can do it can improve a lot of things in your daily workflow.