ππΌ I'm @ordepdev.
I like distributed systems, databases, and programming languages.
This website is where I share my articles, thoughts, and current readings. I'm reviving my online presence. Although I stopped writing and giving talks in 2021, I plan to write as often as possible from now on.
Once in a while, I write longer articles that might be worth sharing on Hacker News. Mostly about distributed systems, and engineering challenges.
You'll find a curated list of great computer science papers that I've enjoyed reading and re-reading over the past years.
After a full year of using Kafka Streams in Production on top of Kubernetes, I've documented the incidents we had over the year.
Introduced in 1979 by Ralph C. Merkle, the Merkle Tree is a data structure used for efficiently summarizing and verifying the integrity of large sets of data.
You'll find mostly shorter posts that capture specific insights or experiences. Each one focuses on a single idea worth sharing.
Understanding and maintaining your circle of competence is crucial for software engineers. This post explores how self-awareness, continuous learning, and avoiding overconfidence lead to sharper decisions and greater impact.
LLMs make it easier to write code, but understanding, reviewing, and maintaining it still takes time, trust, and good judgment.
A few practical ways Iβm trying to write more often, based on habit-building, lowered expectations, and doing something every day. A follow-up on why I want to write more (again).
In the meantime, I make time to read some books. Some tech, some not, mostly non-fiction. No fancy reviews, just honest takes.
A.H. de Oliveira Marques, 2018
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Leo Tolstoy, 1867
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Noam Chomsky, 2014
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