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NewestJul 24, 202618 min read

From Agent Loops to Agent Graphs

Every agent is, at heart, a loop: a model calling tools until the job is done. The interesting engineering question of 2026 is what happens when you wire many of those loops together into a graph — and when you shouldn't.

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Jul 20, 202617 min read

How Chrome Extensions Work, for Dummies

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Jul 19, 202613 min read

Publishing Chrome Extensions: What It Takes, What It Costs

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Jul 18, 20269 min read

Beyond HTTP, Part 3: Browser to Browser

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Hi, I'm Pere Pages.

I am an enthusiast in software engineering, deeply passionate about not only the code we write but also the principles and practices that guide us.

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NewestJul 23, 202613 min read

The Odyssey as a Hall of Mirrors: Metaphors and Meanings in Homer's Epic

Few works of literature have been read, reread, and reinterpreted as relentlessly as the Odyssey. For nearly three thousand years, readers have found in Odysseus's ten-year journey home from Troy not just an adventure story, but a map of the human condition. Part of the poem's genius is that it refuses to settle into a single meaning. Every episode works simultaneously as a thrilling narrative event and as a metaphor — and different eras, schools of thought, and readers have unpacked those metaphors in strikingly different ways. This post walks through the major interpretive traditions and the symbolic readings of the poem's most famous episodes.

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Jul 22, 20269 min read

The Backrooms as the Architecture of Unresolved Memory

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How Machines Learned to Read Flavor

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The Harvard Plate Is Still a Great Starting Point — But the Best Evidence for Aging Well Goes One Step Further

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