Reader Journey
Technologists
This path is for readers who want to understand how I think about software, AI, product behavior, interfaces, and the systems that quietly shape work and attention.
Engineers, product people, and readers who care about how technology actually changes behavior.
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Flagship
A few durable places to start
These are the pages and posts most likely to orient you before the archive gets wider.
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Technology
Software, AI, interfaces, incentives, and the practical side of how tools shape behavior.
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You Can Only Improve What You Measure
A practical essay about why progress gets real only when it becomes visible and trackable.
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Book Notes and Reading Trail
A cleaner way into the reading layer of the site: book notes, retained ideas, and what stayed with me long enough to matter.
Start Here
The best first reads for this path
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(DAY 1096) Trying Bevel for Better Recovery Tracking
Started using Bevel after a friend suggested it. It feels more detailed than Apple Health and Fitness, especially for recovery tracking and custom AI chat insights.
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(DAY 1092) Social Media Noise and India AI Summit
Social media can be brutal in India, where minor hiccups at a grand event like the India AI Summit often get blown out of proportion while real progress continues.
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(DAY 1089) Building Scalable Multiplayer Educational Games with Edzy Rumbles
An exploration of the technical and design challenges in building Rumbles - multiplayer educational games based on CBSE curriculum that scale to thousands of concurrent players on Edzy.
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(DAY 1086) Bharat Bodhan AI Conclave 2026 — A convergence of innovation
Attended the Bharat Bodhan AI Conclave 2026 at Bharat Mandapam with ~100 exhibitors showcasing AI innovations across startups, institutions, and research labs.
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(DAY 1085) AI Summit in Delhi — considering an Edzy exhibit
Quick note about the upcoming AI Summit in Delhi and a possible Edzy exhibit (16–20 Feb).
Keep Going
More worth reading next
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(DAY 1083) Venture Capital Interest in AI Tutors — Building at Scale
Multiple VC firms reaching out about AI tutors. The value of venture capital in product, GTM, and scale — and India's growing VC ecosystem.
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(DAY 1072) OpenClaw: The Terminal Cat’s Pajamas
OpenClaw is making waves with terminal support, skills, and a Claude Code-powered bridge to locally hosted models—now with extra whimsy.
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(DAY 1060) Pocket TTS - When a 100M-Parameter Model Outperforms the Giants in Text-to-Speech
Kyutai's Pocket TTS demonstrates that bigger isn't always better in AI by delivering state-of-the-art text-to-speech with voice cloning capabilities in just 100 million parameters. Running in real-time on laptop CPUs while matching or exceeding the quality of models 10x larger, it represents a significant breakthrough in efficient neural audio generation.
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(DAY 1052) Strategic Planning and Visual Workflows
Effective time management and strategic planning are fundamental to operational success in any professional environment. This post examines how visual systems like Kanban boards facilitate better task prioritization and enhance team coordination through transparency and accountability.
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(DAY 1051) Efficiency at Scale: Rethinking Technical Migrations with Agentic Flows
A professional reflection on migrating 1,000+ posts from Docusaurus to Astro, focusing on the strategic leverage of agentic AI in production-grade environments.
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(DAY 1045) When YouTube speaks the wrong language
I keep noticing how YouTube now auto-dubs videos in ways that feel intrusive rather than helpful. Videos from familiar Hindi channels, creators whose voices...
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(DAY 1037) A frontend hackathon on Christmas
The office hosted a frontend hackathon today, right in the middle of Christmas, and it turned out to be a full house. That detail alone felt worth noting. A...