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Between Wittgenstein, GenAI, and TikTok: if belief is less about evidence and more about identity, what happens to truth when algorithms mediate belonging?

A short reflection on migrating a personal website from Gatsby to Astro, driven by maintenance fatigue, curiosity, and an unexpectedly smooth refactor.

A reflection on an ambiguous interview question and how it mirrors the lifecycle of software projects, from joyful experimentation to stable operations and painful maintenance.

From Sophists to generative AI: when reasoning becomes a service, what happens to truth, agency, and the dialectical progress of history?

How to Provide Systematic and Positive Technical Feedback that Improves Performance Over Time

A reflective exploration of attachment theory through the lens of food, cooking, and eating habits.

A foundational philosophical work exploring the distinction between I–Thou and I–It relationships and their impact on human existence and spirituality.

A practical parenting guide built around what to avoid—habits that quietly train kids into fragility—so children can grow into resilient, self-assured adults.

A literary true-crime account in which Carrère follows the Jean-Claude Romand case, blending investigation with the author’s own presence and doubt.

A novel about Tsukuru Tazaki, a man who at 36 is still haunted by his sudden rejection by his four closest friends when he was 20. He embarks on a journey to discover the truth behind this rejection and to come to terms with his past, exploring themes of identity, belonging, friendship, and the search for meaning.