This morning I came across an article on Macanorak that opens with a very simple example, one I’ve been turning over in my head for a while now. Alice and Bill live in the UK. They have the same iPhone, they use …
Yesterday I closed my article on von der Leyen’s announcement with a line that was half question, half bet: “The part of the EU Kids Act I genuinely care about isn’t the age. It’s whether the safe …
Yesterday I published an article about AI, minors and age verification prompted by Common Sense Media’s report on Perplexity. The thesis was that the age checkbox is a double failure: fakeable from the outside and …
Common Sense Media published its Perplexity risk assessment today, and the verdict is the harshest on their scale: unacceptable risk. High or unacceptable across all eight principles they evaluate, and a failure on four …
Anthropic published its September threat intelligence report yesterday, covering what it detected and shut down between December 2025 and August 2026. Seven areas — cyber operations, influence, surveillance, fraud, …
Migue is Miguel Ángel López Pascual, a cook from Seville and a good friend. Since 2014 he has been publishing traditional Andalusian recipes at lachozademigue.com: sirloin in whisky sauce, spinach with chickpeas, …
On August 26th, Mark Raasveldt and Hannes Mühleisen published a very short note on the DuckDB blog: DuckLabs, the company behind DuckDB, is becoming a subsidiary of Amazon Web Services. The deal closes in early …
In April 2021 I made my first commit to the monorepo behind CARTO’s cloud-native platform. It was PR number 9, a docker-compose. Five years later I’ve looked back with some calm and found around 450 commits, …
I’ve been writing about Go on this blog since 2015. Back in that “What I like about Go” article I talked about simplicity, fast compilation, and how good it feels to use a language that doesn’t …
pontecesures.net is a personal project I’ve been running for years: the news portal of Pontecesures, my home town, a Galician municipality of about 3,000 people. The idea has always been a simple one — keeping the …
If you’ve been using Claude Code with Auto Memory enabled for a while, you’ve probably noticed that after several sessions, Claude’s notes about your project start accumulating contradictions. Entries …
I have been using Claude Code daily for months, and there is one configuration that has completely changed how it works with my code. It is not a new plugin, a more powerful model, or a magic prompt. It is something that …
