Why simplicity?
Complexity carries a responsibility toward oneself; every complexity must be sustained in all its aspects.
A thought for Iran
Iran is a country people always talk about, yet never seem to know well enough; that is the impression I’ve gathered over the years. I also remember that the choice to travel to Iran—at the very dawn …
Traveling is Reordering
There is a beautiful thing about traveling, which is primarily the way it reorders the priorities of one’s own facets
I found a book by Ivan Shishkin.
I found a book by Ivan Shishkin at the Vernissage Market in Yerevan — an old edition printed by Aurora Art Publishers in Leningrad
In love with the slowness
Slowness is not something you understand quickly; to understand slowness takes years. Especially today, when speed enjoys a reckless, almost mythological adoration, understanding slowness has become e…
I no longer drink coffee, gimme real tea
I no longer drink coffee. I’m Italian, but I can’t tolerate it anymore—it smells bad to me, especially espresso. It’s been a year now since I stopped drinking coffee, and from that day on I haven’t ev…
The new website of my Entusiastech LLC is now online
The new website of my Entusiastech LLC is now online
The woman in the dunes
I don’t love cinema for a number of reasons I won’t list in this post, but this film by Hiroshi Teshigahara, written by Kōbō Abe, like few others, keeps coming back to my mind for certain aspects that…
Fun and educational physics tools built with HTML5
A growing collection of small educational tools and interactive simulations — from frequency modulation to buoyancy and repulsion — freely available for anyone curious about physics and not only
Understanding why PM2 occasionally utilizes 100% of CPU and how to address it
Like any software tool, PM2 may encounter issues that can impact system performance, such as occasional spikes in CPU usage.