$ whoami
Software engineer from Italy. I build platforms that have to stay up — and, after hours, engines, caches and tooling that teach me why they don't.
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One place to see the state of every repo on your machine — branches, dirt, ahead/behind — and to run the same operation across all of them. Desktop build in JavaFX on a Spring Boot core, so the automation layer stays testable without a UI.
view source ↗Tooling you use daily is the only tooling you finish.
Act one is alpha-beta with the usual suspects — move ordering, transposition table, quiescence — and an evaluation written by hand. Act two replaces that evaluation with a neural net whose accumulator updates incrementally as moves are made and unmade. Measured Elo and perft results are published as a live card.
view source ↗The engine keeps its own score. Hard to argue with a number.
Speaks enough of the RESP protocol that redis-cli connects and behaves. Built to understand what async runtimes actually do under load: connection handling, expiry, and the cost of every lock.
view source ↗Compatibility is a great spec — you can't fool the real client.
The commands you retype every week become entries with placeholders. Interactive picker for speed, wizard for the ones with arguments you always get wrong.
view source ↗Muscle memory is a cache. This is the write-through.
Full-text search over local session history so past work is retrievable instead of lost, and a one-key resume back into the session that had the answer.
view source ↗Anything you can't search, you'll redo.
Ingests GTFS feeds from several cities and models the ticketing on top: fare rules, zones, and journeys that cross agency boundaries.
view source ↗Public data is messy on purpose. Plan for it.
Blocks, hashing, proof of work and validation written from scratch — small enough to read end to end in one sitting.
view source ↗Build the toy before you trust the paper.
…and more on github.com/LorenzoVicino
now
Fleet telematics platform: services, integrations and dashboards used by operators daily.
before
Order platforms, backends for mobile apps, React front-ends. Placeholder — send me the exact roles and dates and I'll drop them in.
$ mail --to lorenzo
Roles, contract work, or an argument about whether NNUE was worth it. I answer everything.
imlorenzovicino@gmail.com