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Juan

Juan's blog

A human who writes in natural and programming languages

Currently living in Argentina and working as an iOS/watchOS engineer at Runna (acquired by Strava).

This is my little corner of the internet. My tiny garden. I write about whatever inspires or interests me, usually in the form of blog posts.

Life isn't about finding yourself, or finding anything. Life is about creating yourself. And creating things.

— Bob Dylan

§ 01

Writing

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§ 02

Work

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  1. 2024 → now

    Senior Engineer II · Runna (acquired by Strava)

    The Swift side of a personalized running coach: watchOS app, widgets, Live Activities and HealthKit.

  2. 2022 → 2024

    Senior iOS Engineer & Technical Scrum Master · PayPal (Venmo)

    Built Venmo's Teen Account from its inception, then drove its planning as Technical Scrum Master.

  3. 2021 → 2022

    Senior iOS Engineer · Moen

    iOS app to pair and control Flo and Moen smart water devices.

  4. 2020 → 2021

    iOS Engineer · IncluIT

    Client apps across VoIP, banking, insurance and health, including a tech lead role.

  5. 2019 → 2020

    Mobile Developer · OZ Digital Consulting

    Xamarin.Forms app for construction companies to manage property listings.

  6. 2018 → 2019

    Mobile Developer · DGENIX

    International Xamarin projects and contributions to MvvmCross open source.

§ 03

Reading

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Pages torn from whatever I'm reading. All my highlights are collected on my Readwise account, and you can get them in your inbox by joining my newsletter. A summarized version of my highlights lives in my library.

  • Oso despierta y, después de bostezar, dice: —La idea de la repetición es horrible, pero es la otra la que me da temor: la de algo que no tiene fin. Rawson imagina un camino que no llega a la plaza, un patio sin puerta. Después mira a Oso: se ve cansado y tiene el rabo metido entre las patas. Entonces Rawson dice: —No tenga miedo, amigo, debe haber una solución a esa especie de encierro.

  • No podía pensar en el futuro, ni en el pasado, y tampoco en el presente, pero el principal problema era sobre todo el futuro inmediato.

  • What many people see as a three-hundred-page book is often the accumulation of thousands of hours and decades of work. Where else can you get the entire life’s work of someone in the space of a few hours?

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