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I spent two weeks on runtime engineering for on-device voice cloning, then ran a one-hour forced-choice blind test against real recordings and scored 8/8 identifying the fake. p = 0.0039.
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Apple's Speech framework handles 34 languages.
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Three weeks, 21 releases, 20,299 lines of Go and 19,906 lines of tests.
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Three months.
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DailyVox builds a model of one person from their own journal, on their phone.
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RSS subscribers read 10x more posts per delivery than email, churn at 1/8th the rate, and require zero infrastructure to support.
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A plaintext file at the website root that tells LLM crawlers what they should index.
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Spec-driven development is being sold as a new methodology for the agent era: write a precise spec, let the agent build to it.
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Your final-year machine learning project is the first real portfolio piece most Indian students will have, and almost everyone treats it as a checkbox to clear instead.
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Every machine learning career path guide for India draws the same neat ladder of certifications and job titles.
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I took a clean backtest live and the equity curve inverted inside a week.
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DailyVox runs the AI on your phone, not on my server.
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The agent that wrote the code should not be the one that decides it is correct.
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Three and a half years of following one cost curve, and it has landed in my own chair with a physical symptom.
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Three years of a public trade log, now a live PnL dashboard on feaws.
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For twenty-five years the bottleneck in software was writing the code.
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Fourteen SVG motifs, one template, build-time PNG render.
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On-device AI eliminates the per-request API cost.
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My son asked for Minecraft.
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Eighteen years of accumulated backlinks.
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The TwinEngine reads a year of your journal entries and builds a model of how you think, what you care about, and what triggers your worst weeks.
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On September 4, 2022, someone dropped seven zero-byte PHP files at the root of my WordPress install.
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Every list of machine learning interview questions gives you the textbook answer to 'what is overfitting.'
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Why making your trading strategy public almost never destroys it, and why the edge from publishing usually exceeds the edge you lose.
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An assistant that forgets you every session is a toy.
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After 18 years on WordPress — through plugin rot, database corruption, spam floods, and one too many 'critical update' emails — I rebuilt intrepidkarthi.com from scratch on Astro, Markdown, and Vercel.
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Most AI projects students put on a resume were good signals in 2020 and are dead ones now.
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Before slippage or fees or psychology gets its turn, the data itself lies.
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When I rebuilt this blog in 2026 from a cPanel SQL dump, 27 posts came back clean. 58 did not.
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Going through the old WordPress wp_options table during the archive migration, I found the original name of this blog.
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A walkthrough of the feaws.xyz whitepaper in plain English.
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I have been writing a diary for 20 years.
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A complete list of books I've read over the years — from fiction to business strategy, self-help to thrillers.
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Apple's strictest privacy label.
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I’ve Been Writing a Diary for 20 Years.
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The home screen widget is the highest-leverage retention surface on iOS.
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Apple's CryptoKit makes authenticated encryption look like a three-line API.
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Same prompt, same audio, two providers.
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I co-authored a machine learning book, so this will sound strange coming from me: most people trying to learn ML should read fewer books, not more.
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Syncing user data through Apple's CloudKit while ensuring Apple itself cannot read it.
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Most retail traders end a losing week by closing the broker screen.
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Eight years apart, two fraud-detection problems.
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When agents open pull requests faster than any human can read them, reading every diff stops being a strategy.
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Six characters in a single property flip the entire trust model of a speech-recognition app.
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I started working on Feaws in late 2025, not because I thought I could beat the market, but because the existing tools frustrated me.
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The fresher's trap: no ML job without ML experience, no ML experience without a job.
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Twenty years of writing a daily diary, then six weeks of silence, then voice notes.
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USD stablecoins moved $11 trillion in 2024.
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Apple's NaturalLanguage framework looks clean in the WWDC slides.
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Set temperature to zero and the model is supposed to be deterministic.