Nicolás Baglivo

At the most basic level: designing solutions for problems that matter.

Not solving problems for the sake of solving them. The problem has to be worth it.
The impact has to be visible. That's what makes it meaningful — not the puzzle
itself, though the puzzle is sometimes fun. Code is a means. Always has been. That's also why AI taking over the execution layer doesn't bother me — I welcome it. More speed, more ability to test ideas, more time for the part that actually matters.

Around that core I can do different things and be genuinely happy — product
development close to users, or working at the intersection of software and organisation. I'm skilled at both, I find both challenging, and I'm comfortable in
either.