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A hand closes a pair of pruning shears on a branch of a small bonsai in a terracotta pot, with a cut twig lying beside it.
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
My most productive morning this week: I deleted 825 lines of code
Everyone talks about shipping faster with AI. I want to talk about the morning I deleted 825 lines of code and why staying in control of what you build matters more than ever.
Mariano Santoro
Blueprint drawing of an open pocket watch showing its balance wheel and gears, with a watchmaker's screwdriver beside it.
Thursday, January 15, 2026
How Learning Rust Made Me a Better C# Developer
Learning Rust changed the way I write C# code. Rust’s strict approach to memory safety taught me to be mindful of every object allocation and to carefully choose between stack-allocated structs and heap-allocated classes. The result? A more efficient, thoughtful approach to .NET development.
Mariano Santoro
A biplane flies over green hills and a river, a pilot at the controls behind a small robot that reads a map and points ahead.
Saturday, May 31, 2025
Coding with AI: The Good, the Bad, and the Weird
AI has become my tireless pair programming buddy, helpful, fast, and sometimes just plain weird. In this post, I share my personal reflections as a software engineer using AI in daily coding tasks. From writing boilerplate to hallucinating entire libraries, I explore where AI shines, where it stumbles, and why real understanding still matters more than ever. Spoiler: AI is a great assistant, but it's not taking the wheel anytime soon.
Mariano Santoro
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