Rohit Agarwal

How we extended Andrej Karpathy’s auto-research with structured memory, parallel exploration, and a system that catches agents cheating themselves.

The defining career move for any engineer is the transition from effort-based value to expertise-based value.

What I’ve learned leading consumer engineering at DriveX — where a small team owns a website, dealer management app, auction platform, and C2C marketplace simultaneously.

14+ shipped projects in 3 years.

How we built Dealzzz — a vehicle auction platform that runs entirely on WhatsApp, powered by contextual AI agents with memory, guardrails, and human fallback.

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Meta: title: Atmamun: The Path To Achieving The Bliss Of The Himalayan Swamis.

This is one of the issue I see beginners struggle with.

This post is about how to deploy a git repository to a server using any fancy CI/CD tool.

Experts and “Empty Suits” So I disagree with the followers of Marx and those of Adam Smith: the reason free markets work is because they allow people to be lucky, thanks to aggressive trial and error, not by giving rewards or “incentives” for skill.

Being the Best in the World Is Seriously Underrated This is a very short book about a very important topic: quitting.

Proto-Antifragility Let us call Mithridatization the result of an exposure to a small dose of a substance that, over time, makes one immune to additional, larger quantities of it.

Part 1 Highlight (yellow) - Location 227 You know … a lot of kids at school hate their parents.

Thing to do: Don’t Stop mindless scrolling [Intentional content consumption only] Do open social app when you know what you are looking for beforehand.

Most important one are about developing habits about find story in day to day life.

The majority of interactions we have at work and at home boil down to a simple, animalistic urge: I want.

Much of modern psychology as we know it is attributed to Jung and Freud, with Adler left to the wayside — which is disappointing, considering how interesting his philosophy is.

True behavior change requires identity change When the habit levers are in the right place, creating healthy habits becomes effortless Cue – make it obvious Craving – make it attractive Response – make it easy Reward – make it satisfying The inversion of…

“No way.