Reflexões/Thoughts

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Today is her day! Guess who? Yes, the llama! Partner, cute and with oblique and disguised gypsy eyes! Sometimes I get a hallucinated evilness look, others I see kindness and joy. ...

This month there is only one photo. ...

This month we have a single photography, taken from the smartphone in night mode. This photo makes me verify that tech is wonderful, if I did the same with a camera and post-processing, I am not sure I could make it as good as this. And even if I could, I imagine it would require much more time and preparation at every step. ...

In this year’s last post from Photo of the Month - because December will only be posted on January 1st, 2021 - I bring an essay that traces back to the most important fact of 2020: Covid-19. It is a simple essay, that portraits Natalia in masks. Without further ado, let’s go to the photos. ...

Following up on the previous post, I continue the Photo of the Month series with a collection of January 2020, where I capture my wandering through some of Valinhos neighbours. ...

This blog has always been too idle, but every now and then I feel like vomiting some lines, even if only relevant to myself. And today’s blog is about photography. It has some photos from last month. This is the first blog of the Photo of the Month series, with clicks done in the city of Curitiba. ...

I never was a big talker. Being with the right people and the incentives by my side, I do well, but I also recognize my limitations. I work with logic and numbers, cannot even say language is a strong skill, even though I like to risk a couple of unusual words here and there (at least in Portgueuse). Speaking of unusual words, to those who like curiosities I recommend this video from Vsauce’s YouTube channel, that goes on about the Zipf law and the fact that the frequency with which words are used in a given language can be described by an exponential law. ...

A little before the end of 2016, I was informed that I’d be the newest intern at Toradex, a Swiss company that designs and selss industrial-class computer on modules, also know as CoM or SoM (Computer on Module and System on Module, respectively). It was a nice surprise, given that I’ve awaited eagerly for a positive outcome, yet this bonus came with a common onus for an undergraduate: move to a new city. ...