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I picked up Jordan Mechner's journals on making Prince of Persia expecting game development nostalgia. As a kid I played Prince of Persia - or PoP as many called it - and wanted to read how it was made. What I got instead was some of the clearest
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2024 was the year of doing everything at once for me. I jiggled a full-time job as an engineer, teaching data science and AI engineering, mentoring, some consulting gigs, attempts at building my own product, a bit of writing. It was exhausting. Also kind of addictive. There's definitely
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Eight months ago, I stopped writing. Not intentionally, it just happened. One week turned into a month, then several, and suddenly I found myself staring at a blog that hadn't been updated since late 2024. In that time, I wrapped up three years at Capchase (it was time
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I haven't written for more than two months now, which means that I broke a "contract" with myself of writing and publishing something at least once every week. It has been weird time for me overall, but regardless let's see if I return to
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For the past few years my day-to-day activity was writing code. In 2016? Doing PowerPoint slides and making calls. Lots of calls. I am currently Software Engineer and Data Scientist at Capchase, FinTech scale-up, working mostly on Risk Intelligence. That's what everyone sees on the top of my
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When everything is googleable, every modern professional already has an online presence. Here some random links that appear when I google my name: From the privacy and security perspective it is not great and I don't like it. However, if you can't make it go away,
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If you want to get a remote job, you need to stand out among global pool of candidates and CV isn't a great tool to achieve that. old way of getting interview which doesn't work anymore I have been using CV in job search since 2014,