Jul 6, 2026

Feel (un)happy

…it seems that they are always wanting for more from you.

Those people which you relate to, yourself daily, no matter what you give, they always expect you might give a little more. Your work, always expecting you could give in a bit more time. Your boss, always expecting you could show up more often. Your peers, to resolve that other last issue.

Outside of work, your body always expects and contests when you don’t give it the best food available, or the most interesting entertainment. It is always wanting. Us. Them. Everyone. No one in this hecking place ever seems satisfied with what they’ve got.

Jul 2, 2026

Wasted Potential

I won’t remember in details what was the TED talk that I watched, but it went something like this:

The presenter was talking about gaming in general and questioned: “What if we used all of these millions of hours that people spend playing video-games into creating something constructive? What could we done? Which breakthroughts would we reach?”

The figures were somewhere along the millions of hours every single year.

Just before you get nagged about it, no, I won’t be bashing gaming or any other entertainment in general, this is not that. But what I am questioning is, maybe, how much potential are we leaving on the table of humanity, by just doing or “stuff”?

Jun 17, 2026

Abandonware

Eventually, if you think hard about it, all software will become abandonware. Like all human beings have to die.

I don’t mean that as an insult, just a reality check for all the tech people out there. OK, you might say that Voyager probce code is still running after years of service and deep into interstellar space, but… Once all that code has served its purpose, guess what? It will wander aimlessly over the vast universe forever and freeze to a electronical death of sorts.

Jun 16, 2026

How much valuable is a Life?

I know, the wording on the title might be wrong, but that was intentional.

I wanted you to ponder it… Those 2 grand which you earned last week (if you were lucky to earn that much), was that the value of all of the amount of your lifetime during that period? And how could… How could one even value a thing such as a life and its time even more?

Jun 9, 2026

Thrice is the Charm

I was just watching the video of Vasilios Syrakis (the guy which did the video “I was laid off by Atlassian”), in which he was giving some tips for Juniors, Interns and hopefuls, and one of the things he said struck me the most, and I believe I had already said something similar around here somewhere…

The thing is: watch, read and intake whatever kind of information you ought to understand a subject not once, not twice, or even thrice, but several times. In due time, things will click and the information will sink and then sediment itself into knowledge (grasps of interwoven and interconnected webs of information that glimpses into actual knowledge into the utility of stuff).

May 28, 2026

Researching should be a Dialogue

…and I don’t mean that as in two persons conversing physically, but metaphorically.

See, here’s my two cents after acquiring a Master’s degree and on the verge of a PhD, and don’t quote me on that, this is just my personal experience, but…

When people think about researching, in the humanities in particular, I guess that they tend to think about hours of people writing nonstop, for whatever reason. Now, what they don’t account is that, in regards to Academia, you can’t just quote those goddamned voices on top of your head, oh hell no. You even could but you would face ridicule, for not being aware that there are such things that need to be in your text like citations.