
Problem of the Year: A Number Written Twice
A number theory problem I invented before falling asleep: find the smallest N that becomes a perfect square when written twice in a row.

Thoughts on AI, machine learning, technology, and building scalable products.

A number theory problem I invented before falling asleep: find the smallest N that becomes a perfect square when written twice in a row.

A new IEEE Transactions on Communications paper extends CORTICAL, my cooperative channel capacity estimator, with f-divergence objectives and reliability tests.

I missed sub 20 for 5K in the August heat, kept training, and ran 19:53 in an ordinary Thursday workout in Milan, eighteen months after my first run.

EU AI Act Article 50(2) asks providers to mark AI output so machines can detect it. What a metadata check proves, what it cannot, and a free tool.

How a year of early-morning runs led to my first half marathon, the Stramilano in Milan, finished in 1:38:18, and what the habit changed beyond the race.

Why I built StrideAtlas, a personal running dashboard, and what it shows that Strava doesn't.

A look back at my PhD journey, from Udine to Klagenfurt to Princeton and NeurIPS, and the moments that shaped it.

A small archive of who I am, what I've worked on, and what I'm thinking about. The first post explains the plan.
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