With this article I want to: Explain why reproducibility is at the core of building software Explain how Nix can help you with local reproducible dev environments Explain how Nix can help you automate your .dotfiles, configuration, developer machine Explain why Containers fall short Share resources for your further Nix…

With this entry I want to give you insights on the following questions: Problems with the existing orchestration frameworks How are Kubeflow and Flyte different? Why is Flyte a tool you might want to study? Why is it different from existing alternatives? Is Flyte getting traction? How difficult is to…

Getting a full fleshed working dApp on Ergo requires more than just A smart contract (Ergoscript) and Blockchain transactions. For example dApps need to react to events happening on the blockchain. …

This post is a continuation of my learning journey of the Ergo blockchain In this post, I assume you are familiar with eUTXO model introduced in a previous post. This entry covers the workflow for developing a “Smart Contract” on Ergo. Furthermore we touch on the pre-requisites so we can…

In this blogpost I will try to document what I have learnt about Ergo Blockchain in the last months. Ergo (https://ergoplatform.org/) is one projects that really caught my attention. …

With the boom of remote work due to Covid lots of people are considering working remotely for overseas companies. It makes a lot of sense: salaries are better, conditions are better and engineering problems are more interesting. Many companies are setting up themselves as legal entities in Japan just for…

As part of building a new Recommendation System my team decided to take sometime and review available tooling for data pipelines. Since we were building a new system we might as well embrace some new data pipeline tools. …

In early 2016 I decided to leave my Job in London, I was part of a brilliant team in a cool startup, going to work was really fun with interesting problems to solve, and smart as well as kind team mates. London is a very international city but a few…

Akashi Mifune is a Japanese illustrator who share his work for non-commercial use. His illustrations are cute and cover all sort of situations, In Japan many people use them, particularly for presentations. I love them, so I decided to use them in my slides too, but searching in Japanese dragged my productivity, so I built this tool to let me search in english, since it might be useful for others here it is: