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How I fixed a tiny issue in TinyGo.
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Shakespeare’s protagonists have deeply human flaws that lead to their downfall, but in Kireedam, it is the burden of the metaphorical crown, forced on an innocent man, that fuels the tragedy.
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A practical guide to prevent transient model provider errors, tool call failures, or good old network hiccups from breaking your agents.
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A government cannot care for its elderly by driving out its young.
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A continuously evolving list of observations from San Francisco.
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First week in San Francisco.
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A dump of all my thoughts on and around AI before a trip to San Francisco (where I will inevitably be brainwashed).
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Code Mode without MCP servers.
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An interactive exploration to find the mathematically perfect way to board an airplane.
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How did EVERY billion-dollar AI company miss this?
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A short rant on the pointless tug of war between LLM skeptics and maximalists.
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An interactive exploration of a deceptively simple probability puzzle.
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My takeaways from the Recursive Language Models (RLMs) paper/blog post by Alex Zhang and Omar Khattab.
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Field notes from the trenches as an ADHD-driven weekend hack turns into a fortnight of productive procrastination.
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IndiaFOSS was really fun this year.
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My thoughts on why the best conferences are either tightly focused around a niche or broad umbrellas that bring together different but adjacent communities.
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Notes from my review of the paper, "ForecastBench: A Dynamic Benchmark of AI Forecasting Capabilities."
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Notes from "Context Engineering for AI Agents: Lessons from Building Manus."
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Setting up Pi-hole on a Raspberry Pi for DNS-level ad blocking on my home WiFi network.
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets LLMs run code safely in isolated Docker containers.
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A short note on using the OpenAI Agents SDK's new MCP support to integrate tools into your LLM workflows.
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A practical + interactive crash course on Git (that slaps).
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A practical quickstart guide for building MCP servers in Go with MCP Go SDK.
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Notes on active citizenship and governance from Nitin Pai's translation of the ancient Indian text "The Nitopadesha."
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Most talks are bad.
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A short walkthrough of how I use Hugo Version Manager (hvm) to manage different Hugo versions across projects.
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An interactive guide for updating beliefs based on evidence.
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💯 skill issue.
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The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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Notes on active citizenship and governance from Nitin Pai's translation of the ancient Indian text "The Nitopadesha."
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I recently configured my development environment from scratch.
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Exploring new open source licenses that attempt to balance benefits and make open source sustainable.
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Learn to use jq through incremental, interactive examples right in your browser.
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Notes on adding a TIL section to share small learnings easily.
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Why I started using Front Matter CMS to work with my Hugo-based static website and how you can do it, too.
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A guide to using Codapi, an open source, lightweight solution to add interactivity to your technical writing.
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I could probably give solid life advice to twenty-year-olds, right?
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An interactive guide to migrate from Nginx to Apache APISIX.
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We need to democratize AI to save our democracies.
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But here’s another viable Nginx replacement.
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A postmortem on the Freenginx announcement.
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Fortunately, the external access one has been solved now that we’ve all standardized on the Ingress API.
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An exploration of continuous delivery workflows for building and managing APIs at scale.
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A better way to think about limits to prevent security issues from resource starvation.
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The Kubernetes API was recently made generally available.
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Should you build your own reverse proxy to replace Nginx?
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A tutorial on using APISIX’s request batching capability in Kubernetes Ingress.
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A guide for using SigNoz to collect and observe metrics from Apache APISIX.
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A look under the hood to see how Apache APISIX supports WebAssembly plugins.
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A tale of how I spent an irrationally long time figuring out why the tests pass on my machine but fail in the CI.