Hasil
Engineer who writes about software, side-projects, and the slow weird parts of building things at night.
When neighborhoods go quiet
What feels like silence in urban India may be something larger: the slow reversal of a world where children were once economically necessary, and parenthood is now a deliberate, high-cost choice.
How I added custom-designed blog layouts to a Webflow CMS blog
A practical way to keep a Webflow CMS blog intact while allowing selected posts to use fully custom editorial layouts.
Shipping a write-ahead log in three evenings
The naive version is forty lines. The version that survives a power-cut is six hundred. Here is what changed between them, and the moment I almost gave up.
Observability is just paranoia with graphs
Why I instrument everything, even the parts that "obviously cannot fail." A field guide to wiring tracing into a small system without losing your weekend.
On keeping a paper notebook in the year 2026
I tried six different note-taking systems in twelve months. This is what stuck, and why ink on dead trees still beats every plain-text vault I built.
WASM as a plugin runtime — what nobody warns you about
The pitch is great. The reality involves four layers of ABI, two flavors of memory, and exactly one segfault you will spend a Saturday on.
A letter to the machine
Found in a notebook, undated. The author is unknown. The recipient never replied.
Compilers are just string manipulation with anxiety
Building a tiny language for fun, learning what a parser actually is, and discovering that the hard part was never the parser.
Walking as a debugger
Why I solve more bugs at 6km/h than I ever do at the keyboard. A short defense of the long walk as a professional tool.