C. RENAUDO

Dev log

PhD in Chemical Engineering. Assistant Researcher at PLAPIQUI (UNS–CONICET) and Teaching Assistant in the Chemical Engineering Department at Universidad Nacional del Sur, in Bahía Blanca, Argentina. I work on particle technology and droplet physics, and I build the software that work needs: image analysis, numerical models, instrument parsers, and the desktop tools that wrap them.

This is where I write it down — the physics and the numerics, the engineering underneath, what pair-programming with an AI assistant is actually like on a real codebase, and how any of it survives contact with a classroom.

Latest entries

  1. Three things on a phone

    Three Android apps in a month: where data lives, and whether a phone can carry the maths.

    engineeringsciencemobile

  2. Reimplementing the LCF format in Rust

    Notes on lcf-core: what the RPG Maker 2000/2003 binary format is, why writing it is harder than reading it, and the false completeness claim an AI assistant left in my own repository.

    engineeringai-assisted

  3. A log for the tooling

    Why I write the code when a tool already exists, and what this log is for.

    engineeringscience

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