Neither Here Nor There
After nine years in Barcelona, we're moving back to Argentina. On leaving by choice, grieving a place where you were once happy, and moving forward while the whole world shifts under your feet.
Personal reflections on the questions I carry around and what everyday life asks of me.
After nine years in Barcelona, we're moving back to Argentina. On leaving by choice, grieving a place where you were once happy, and moving forward while the whole world shifts under your feet.
We hand AI our data, our decisions and a good part of our judgment, almost without thinking. We ask Bitcoin for explanations we ask of almost nothing else. I don't think it's about what each technology is. I think it's about what each one asks of us.
When I arrived in Barcelona, I had fifteen years of building software behind me. I found out that experience, like money, changes value when it crosses a border. And that you don't get to set the exchange rate.
For the first time in my career, I feel like this craft is in danger. And at the same time, every day working with agents tells me it isn't. An attempt to hold both thoughts at once.