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Working on a Mac, I rarely rename files in Git. That was until the other day when my application wouldn't compile after I renamed a file and I couldn't understand why. Let me explain.

AI challenges programmers: are LLMs changing the rules? The key is to adapt, innovate, and collaborate with technology for an uncertain future.

Do the days go by and you don't achieve the goals you set for yourself? It has happened to me too and I have had to learn to manage and prioritize my objectives. I'll tell you how to improve time management to be more productive.

Recently, Claude 3 was released with three models (Opus, Sonnet, Haiku) which, according to their benchmarks, claim to be better than GPT-4.

This week I came across Neovim, a text editor that allows you to program from the terminal. Let me share my experience with you. I'm increasingly drawn to simple things in all aspects of life, and the world of computing is no exception. That's why I often use Zed as my editor, or if not, my trusty Visual Studio Code.

For a couple of years now, I've been working almost exclusively with MacOS (or managing servers with Linux). I have a Windows computer (I recently sold a tower since I only used it for gaming, but I really don't have time to play or like it).

In this post I want to talk about my stack of technologies that I start using in 2024. Before I start talking about the technologies I use, I'm going to start by reflecting on this topic:

Learn how to generate images on your computer using StableDiffusion, Python, and HuggingFace.

One of the things that helps me the most is that I always consider myself a learner. It allows me to accept that there is a lot to learn, to relax and accept mistakes, and with this I can get into a state of flow to be able to create and work more productively.