Luca Scistri

Montréal, QC, Canada

Master student in Software Engineering at Concordia University and chess enthusiast.

Uncovering Hidden Java Quirks: Bridge and Synthetic Methods for Reflection

Nov 21, 2025

Analysing code can often be a tedious task: you have to deal with (often) obscure libraries, meta-models, specifications, and an ever-evolving language that continuously piles

Ad-hoc Features and Where to Find Them, Part 1: Initial Idea

Oct 28, 2025

When you look at a piece of code/software, it is often fairly intuitive to know where/what are some of the implemented features; either

Implementing Bitboards: a Discussion about Optimization of Chess Engines

Aug 21, 2025

If you've ever played chess somewhat seriously, you've probably noticed that engines rule the world of chess. Every serious player relies

An introduction to Concept Lattices in Software Engineering

May 20, 2025

When working on complex software systems, I always find myself spending a major part of my time analyzing the architecture, the overall design of the