or at least the open versions of it. I have this very stupid rule. A couple of years ago I decided to turn this blog into a podcast. At the time, I decided to make up a stupid rule: whatever model I use to clone my voice and generate article …

Welcome to Retrospectiva. Retrospectiva is a monthly update about what I’ve been up to. In the age of LLMs, I’ve heard many argue that it’s hard (and useless) to write anything at all anymore. When anyone can prompt a model and get some text from the magic …

ML and AI are moving at an incredible pace. The amount of research coming out …

The world moves fast, faster every day. For those who work with technology - and even those who don't - it's hard to keep up with the news. But I've always enjoyed staying up to date with what is happening, and my main tool to get it done hasn't changed in years …

It's that time of year again. As usual, we took a couple of weeks off and came south: a bit of Portugal, a bit of Italy, a lot of friends and family. My family has a long-running joke that I hate people and love my computer. That's not (entirely) true …

A couple of weeks ago in Lisbon, I went to a friend's birthday dinner. In front of …

..but they can also be a lot of fun. If you work in tech, I'd say there's a 98% chance you've heard about it. MCPs are the future of agents, MCPs will be everywhere, MCPs are the future. The Model Context Protocol, first introduced by Anthropic is blowing up. For …

Last month, I built an app called Taralli. It was fun to close the loop and get it out there. Still - there was an elephant in the room:

"...[calorie tracking] Accuracy isn’t great, and it makes some pretty basic mistakes. I’ve got plans to fix that..."

And things …

For years, I never really cared about what I ate, how much I ate, or when I ate it.

But sometime late last year, I finally decided to listen to Vitto. I started noticing that what I eat actually had an impact on how much I ran, how well I …