Notes are where I write about things I am reading, building, observing or trying to understand. That includes technology, engineering, leadership, systems and the changes around us.
Interactive projects live in Labs. A Note can link to the relevant Lab when there is one.
A small experiment using a Kindle, Google Apps Script and AI to build a low-cost personal dashboard.
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Three current inputs to an Indian IT scenario-mapping experiment: H-1B and family mobility, AI-led employment uncertainty, and Japanese GCC growth.
Read noteAn experiment using public historical traffic patterns, holidays, long weekends, weather and area-specific peak timings to estimate when Bengaluru roads may be easier or harder than usual.
Read noteVibe coding works for scripts. It falls apart on large codebases. Here is the exact multi-file workflow I use to stop AI from hallucinating, looping, and burning tokens.
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My connection kept dropping — short blips, 5 to 50 seconds. Too short for a speed test to catch. So I built something that could.
Read noteI got tired of paying for something that a browser can do perfectly well. So I vibe-coded this up — free for everyone, forever. Everything runs locally in your browser. No photo ever leaves your device. No account. No …
Read noteAther’s savings tracker tells you how much you saved on petrol. It doesn’t count what you spent keeping the scooter alive while parked. For occasional riders, that gap is the whole story.
Read noteBefore you spin a PCB, you should know whether your hardware choices will meet your accuracy targets. Here is a look at how I used AI to rapidly build a digital twin of the STM32H7 ADC to visualize these constraints.
Read noteThis tool models the behavior of a 16-bit SAR ADC integrated with a DMA controller. It is designed to help engineers validate metrology algorithms (like RMS or FFT) against quantization noise and harmonic interference. …
Read noteWhen people talk about AI feeling like a revolution, I get it. The speed, the way you just describe what you want and something working comes out the other end — it really is impressive. But honestly, for me it also …
Read notePush notifications just don’t work for important tasks. If you are driving, running errands, or simply focused on something else, it is way too easy to swipe an alert away and completely forget about it. That might …
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