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Digital Odyssey

Digital Odyssey is the technical part of this blog. It follows my work as an Informatics master’s student and AISE Laboratory researcher at PUC-Rio, with a focus on software engineering, artificial intelligence, and privacy.

I use this space to explain what I build and what I learn: research such as PrivDev, experiments with LLMs and retrieval, knowledge graphs, agent workflows, and the smaller engineering decisions that make a project work in practice. The goal is not to present polished answers, but to make the reasoning and the useful parts easier to follow.

What you’ll find here
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  • research notes and paper explainers
  • practical software and AI projects
  • lessons from testing, refactoring, and building systems
Project Planning Pipeline: Plan in Obsidian, Assisted by AI
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Digital Odyssey Obsidian AI Project-Planning CLI Productivity Knowledge-Management Guide
Running Your Own Local WebDAV Server for Zotero (Windows 11)
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Digital Odyssey Zotero WebDAV Docker Windows-11 Research-Tools Self-Hosting Guide Knowledge-Management
LifeClock (Part 2/2): Refactoring to Clean Architecture
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Digital Odyssey Clean-Architecture Python Refactoring Software-Design LifeClock Testing Architecture
LifeClock (Part 1/2): From Memento Mori to Python
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Digital Odyssey CS50 Python Philosophy Memento-Mori Stoicism CLI Testing Personal-Project