AI's accountability gap

And we might be the ones to build it

Apartment hunting for Z in NYC is about as real as it gets. Time for a coffee break.

How domain might save our identity

Why I have it and how it works

YouTube video by Code for the People

A brief history of AI agents

An excellent leader’s job

A 2021 thesis, updated

Going to the office on a Sunday to get my lifting session in, as I’ll be on a plane on Monday… I’m actually quite happy of who I have become…

A new paradigm for AI

Your digital team is ready when you are

Mini-guide to chose the right tool for the right job

The Jam Session

When a band gets fifty thousand people singing along in a stadium, the crowd sounds surprisingly good — on pitch, on tempo. Not because concert-goers are better singers than karaoke regulars They're the same people. The difference is sample size. In a crowd of 50,000, every individual is slightly off — sharp, flat, early, late. But those errors are random. They distribute around the correct note in a bell curve.

Moving from tools to principles

I find intriguing how lately Apple TV shows opening credits seem to follow similar inspirations. The first is the OG, Slow Horses, one of the best series in the past ten years, with an opening music by Mick Jagger who, somehow, seems to not get older anymore... It's by far the best of the three, and if you watch only one of these three videos (or the three corresponding series, let it be that one).

I just lived inside a parenthesis for 60 hours Exactly 60 hours ago, after two hours of attempts and de-icing, the pilot of my plane from EWR to SFO gave up and, as the blizzard was setting in, brought us back to the gate. After 60 hours in a hotel wedged between an airport, a highway, and a prison, here I am again in the same seat of the same plane, departing from the same gate in the same direction.

The power of saying no

Like many, I have been experimenting with OpenClaw, the AI agent setup that has taken the world (or at least, the nerdiest pockets of it) by storm over the past few weeks. I set up my agent, named it Totoro, gave it the beginning of a personality, and started interacting with it via Telegram, because that's the messaging app I use most.

Are you climbing the wrong hill?

I’m getting the hang of this gluten-free bread thing.

Leaving Munich to Montreal, 2026-02-01

In our clients’ shoes

Breaking my own rules

How to restore meaning in domain names

Landing in Schwechat (VIE), 2025-12-06

Over Bavaria, 2025-12-06

What I’ve learned about business traveling

San Francisco, 2025-12-01

Choose infrastructure over speculation

Is ghostwriting… ethical?