Curiosity, beyond one subject.
Technology, AI, love and everyday life. Sometimes an idea, sometimes simply a note.
18 articles
Preserving digital memories: files, sync and backups
Keeping a file means being able to find it, open it and recover it. A modest, understandable approach to personal digital archives.
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Returning to a game: curiosity, rhythm and small discoveries
One more round is about more than points. Thoughts on learnable actions, readable clues and a game that welcomes a player back.
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Keeping your judgment when creating with AI
A convincing AI output is still a proposal. A practical way to compare alternatives, check claims and keep your own criteria visible throughout a project.
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Noticing small things in everyday life
Not every moment needs a photograph or a useful outcome. Paying attention to a familiar day can offer a different kind of discovery.
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From retro computers to today: how our habits changed
Waiting, keeping files, learning games and understanding a machine: looking at retro computers as a way to examine today’s habits, beyond nostalgia.
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SeTRoX.com: a home for my writing and projects
Bringing visual identity, readable articles, two languages, a shared CMS, and a live 3D experience together in one personal website.
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At the table with AI: from an idea to a working project
AI project work involves more than a prompt: share the context, work in small steps, inspect the result, and verify the behavior before calling it finished.
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Since 1986: my ongoing journey with computers
ZX Spectrum, C64, Amiga, PC, and the PC and Mac I continue using today. A computing journey shaped by changing tools and continuing curiosity.
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Less noise. More focus.
A gentler approach to digital noise: name one small task, preserve necessary notifications, and leave yourself a clear way to return.
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Turn a broad idea into a useful first experiment: define the need, reduce the scope, build a suitable prototype, and learn from what happens.
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Love, in the act of paying attention.
Listening, asking instead of assuming, and hearing a boundary: a reflection on attention and affection in ordinary relationships.
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Sharing a silence.
When does quiet company feel comfortable, and when does it create uncertainty? A reflection on shared time and keeping a route back to words.
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