Gabriel Gregori

Programming is changing: from "Talk is Cheap, Show me the Code" to "Cognitive Coverage", with AI increasingly taking over implementation and our role as developer moving to high-level implementation.

A reflection on one of Padre Quevedo's most thought-provoking interviews

In an interview, writer and professor Olavo de Carvalho presents a very critical view of Brazilian education and the role the State should play in this process. For him, one of Brazil's big problems lies in how we view education. While in some countries a person can build a dignified life through work even without an academic background, in Brazil the diploma often functions as a kind of passport to dignity and social mobility. This difference completely changes how society regards studying.

Karate Kid was never really about fighting. The actors, like Pat Morita, were not professional fighters, unlike Ian Griffith, who had martial arts experience. What made the story wonderful went far beyond the fights and the romance. It was in Mr. Miyagi's wisdom and in what we can call Miyagism, a philosophy based on balance, discipline, patience, and self-knowledge.

In Cube (1997), directed by Vincenzo Natali, a group of people wakes up inside an apparently infinite structure made up of cubic rooms. Some offer temporary safety. Others hide mechanisms capable of instantly killing anyone who enters.

Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker is a film that has captivated audiences and critics for decades. To many, it stands as a cinematic masterpiece a profound, lingering exploration of existential themes. For others, however, it presents a challenging watch. Its lengthy runtime, deliberate pacing, ambiguous conclusion, and complete refusal to offer conventional narrative arcs or neat answers often leave casual viewers unsatisfied.