Pablo Murad

I’m from São Lourenço, a small town in Minas Gerais, in southeastern Brazil. I’m the founder of a leading online school in Latin America and also work as a software developer. I’m naturally introverted, but I genuinely enjoy meeting new people and building real connections. I like staying involved in my community and supporting social projects that can make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. I’ve been a developer since 1997, and computers have been one of my lifelong passions.

You can also see my photographs and read my articles.

São Lourenço, Brazil. through strange times

Recent things with a pulse

  • Note Note #8

    One of my current passions is working with data warehouses. I love manipulating and analyzing data, building dashboards, integrating systems, and everything around that world. I still remember...

  • Note Note #7

    It is not always easy to do what must be done. Sometimes it wounds you; other times, it wounds those around you. Every decision exacts its price.

  • Article A Transformed Mind

    There is nothing more powerful than a transformed mind. You can change your hair, your clothes, your address, your spouse, your home, and your entire environment — but...

  • Article This week’s recap is a pretty interesting one.

    First, I managed to recover more than 6TB of music that had been posted on the late, dearly departed MySpace. The fun part is that a lot of...

  • Note Note #6

    I seriously need ideas to improve this website’s layout/design.

  • Article Oh, well...

    I’ll admit I feel a little embarrassed that I had never really thought about decentralization before 2025. It’s such a fascinating space, full of opportunities—and, of course, it’s...

  • Note Note #5

    I’m deeply passionate about this blog. I wrote every line of code by hand, with care and attention. It breaks my heart that I don’t have enough time...

  • Article Sepia Afternoon

    It must have been around four in the afternoon. Sao Paulo was rotting beneath the rain. The sky held that uncertain color somewhere between a sickly gray and...