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Last month, I attended the KDE India conference in Gandhinagar, Gujarat from the 4th to the 6th of April. I made my mind to attend when Sahil told me about his plans to attend and giving a talk. A day after my talk submission, the organizer Bhushan contacted me on Matrix and inf…
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That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet. But, will it resolve to the same entity?
Internet as we know today, emerged from ARPANET, which was a research network made by the US DoD. Technologies like TCP/IP formed the basis of ARPANET, being the the first network to use IP based communication. ARPANET was eventually dissolved, but new networks were formed and w…
After attending the 2024 LibreOffice conference in Luxembourg, I visited Paris in October 2024. If you are wondering whether I needed another visa to cross the border into France— I didn’t! Further, they are both also EU members, which means you don’t need to go through customs …
Recently, I posted on X and LinkedIn that I am always looking for excellent people to join my group. I received a lot of enquiries, some of which led to internship hires (yay!). But mostly, I seemed to offer similar advice. I thought I’d write a post that summarise my responses.…
So, for the last 3-4 months, I’ve been busy building Logchef. This tool basically grew straight out of my day job managing logs at Zerodha, where I’ve been managing logs for almost half a decade. I wanted to share a bit about how Logchef came to be. Like many, we journeyed throu…
Peek under the hood as we explore how motorcycle engines work, what makes them tick, and why their engineering is so thrilling — from cylinders to spark plugs.
Every lie we tell ourselves—about our history, our neighbours, our ideals—demands a hidden tribute. This essay unpacks the stakes of self-deception in politics, society, and memory.
A moving look at Richard Feynman’s letter to his late wife, revealing how love can persist in absence — raw, quiet, and deeply true.
Learn how to build a working deep learning image classifier in just a few lines of code — and peek behind the scenes to understand what really happens under the hood.
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