Study, practice, and sharing
Technical knowledge only matters when it flows.
I write about what I am learning, building, or trying to better understand, always with the intention of leaving something useful beyond my own study.
Why this space exists
This space was born from a desire to publish learning in a useful way. When a discovery fits in a few lines, it becomes a note; when a subject calls for more context, it becomes an article.
But it is not just a personal archive. The idea is to make knowledge flow: sometimes for those just arriving at a topic, sometimes for those who already share the same interests and want one more clear, honest reference.
Recurring topics
- Software engineering and architecture
- Low-level computing and systems
- Embedded systems, IoT, and microelectronics
- Networking, telecom, and infrastructure
Posts
Recent entries
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32 Bits of Architecture, Countless Bits of Suffering
Months ago, in the article When Logic Meets Physics, I wrote that I was taking part in a competition whose goal was to develop a RISC-V-based processor. At that time, we were mu...
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When the Chips Are Down, Software Steps Up
AI, China, and the struggle over the infrastructure of technological power
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When Logic Meets Physics
Notes from the first phase of Champion Chip Experience — microelectronics, Verilog, testbenches, OpenLane, and the distance between ideal logic and physical implementation.
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DRM Xe and the Computational Nightmare
An investigation note on the DRM Xe driver — Intel's GPU driver for recent architectures on Linux — and the journey toward understanding and contributing to it.
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Open Notebook
Why this blog exists and how I plan to use this space to record study, projects, and technical reasoning.