Bachelor in Computer Science with emphasis in Software Engineering, mainly in the following subjects: Systematic Review, Software Development and Communication.
I also have projects in other areas such as Film, Music and Photography, and an interest in Psychology, Communication and Entrepreneurship.
I'm passionate about life, people, culture, psychology, software engineering, communication, entrepreneurship, arts and so many other topics that is hard to chose which I should highlight.
I know that it's being such a flatterer but TED!
Film, Music and Photography.
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A comment on Talk: Reggie Watts disorients you in the most entertaining way
A reply on Talk: Marco Tempest: The magic of truth and lies (and iPods)
And the greatest technological magic I've ever seen is undoubtedly an idea worth spreading to me. ;)
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A comment on Conversation: Why don't we use technology to have a real Direct Democracy?
And just putting my two cents in the security question of the system, a great way to ensure it is just providing the code as Open Source.
This way, everybody can check if it is safe and propose (voting) something better if not.
A comment on Conversation: Can someone explain to me why Marijuana is illegal in many countries including the United States?
And not only that, it's really difficult to rise the outlay for dealing with it and so the opposite, the outlay for legalizing it.
Many people try to simplify this to a few outcomes, but for both sides there is much more related outlays for policing, crime, public health and so on, to a question like this have a based on statistics answer.
A comment on Talk: David McCandless: The beauty of data visualization
Looking closer we can discover details.
Looking wider we can discover patterns.
In this time of information overload, we just have to pay some attention on how to look at it to find what we want it.
A reply on Theme: Tales of Invention
I really wanted to make this one of my favorite themes.
A comment on Talk: Jeff Bezos: What matters more than your talents
And this is valid for us as it is for him.
That's why I prefer to be kind and don't judge him.
A comment on Talk: Laurie Santos: A monkey economy as irrational as ours