Hola 👋

I'm Alejandro AR (a.k.a. kinduff).

I really like writing code, playing games, reading and watching movies and TV shows. I love discovering new technologies, learning how to use them and sharing my knowledge.

This is my house on the web. This house is alive, so you will be able to find content whenever you visit.

I recommend you add it to your bookmarks, take a look at the blog and my projects. You can also subscribe via RSS.

Latest blog posts

👉 When AI Sells You What You Want: Any product you can think of, Crafty can build.

👉 Question Driven Development: A reflection on the importance of asking the right questions in software development.

👉 The Shore: A brief reflection on why I write and the intention behind my words.

👉 Enterprise Software Sales Lessons: Some insights from my experience in sales and software development that might help you turn interactions into successful collaborations

👉 Don't name your projects: I've switched to using fun, temporary code names for projects instead of domain names

You can find more blog posts here.

Projects & Experiments

☁️ Cloud IP Ranges ⧉: A place to download standardised CIDRs from major cloud providers

🗒 paste ⧉: simple markdown store, like pastebin but it renders as markdown.

☢️ Lethal Company Save Editor ⧉: Unauthorized Lethal Company online save editor and community.

🛠️ Ansible Docker FreshRSS Role ⧉: Ansible role which installs FreshRSS to run as a Docker container wrapped in a systemd service.

🛠️ Ansible Docker Linkding Role ⧉: Ansible role which installs Linkding to run as a Docker container wrapped in a systemd service.

You can see the rest of the project here.

Latest TV posts

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Latest links

github.com favicon izabera/bitwise-challenge-2048: 2048 with only 64 bits of state

arxiv.org favicon [2506.11440] AbsenceBench: Language Models Can't Tell What's Missing

strudel.cc favicon strudel: live coding platform to write dynamic music pieces in the browser

github.com favicon Orange-OpenSource/hurl: Hurl, run and test HTTP requests with plain text.

github.com favicon jtarchie/batchagg

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