1995-born. Charles University alum. Head of Performance at Mixit. 10+ years in marketing and data.
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Charles University alum. A philosophy degree focused on applied phenomenology, with a thesis on understanding.
I share what I am working on, personal stories, findings, and what I learn from the people I meet.
Four days in Catalonia without a computer or AI confirmed it: the digital middle stopped working. Here is the system that replaced it.
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I once wrote about building my own privacy-friendly analytics tool. It had bot detection from the first version, yet it was not enough. Direct visits took a strangely high share of my traffic. When someone claims that 20% of their visits are bots and 80% are humans, I used to think the same. Today I would say the opposite ratio is closer to the truth. This is how I got there.
I have Heidegger and my notebook beside me. I am asking where all of this is heading, where artificial intelligence is taking us.
Four days in Catalonia. No computer, no AI, almost no social media. I bought this notebook so that I could write down what I would think about, and what I would come across and learn on the trip.
This is what I learned about local vs cloud AI, and why I switched to Claude Code.
It is home to all the large Carpathian predators.
A few places close to my heart.
These two steps are, right now, shaping my life and the direction I am heading in.
My body was not broken. Quite the opposite: it was smarter than me.
This project changed the way I think about generative AI.
There was silence in the meeting room. We were discussing a mistake, but no one wanted to own it.
This change has made a huge difference for me.
Visiting my sister Kristína after some time, I was struck by how many more paintings she had than I remembered.
Looking at today's world, I see no rational argument against making Europe more united and self-confident.
From an early age, I recognised that I was part of a larger, interconnected world.