Tales of a Tech Finance Food Travel Geek & Author
Modern JS, ES6, HTML5, and CSS have gotten ridiculously capable, yet we keep piling framework after framework on top until building simple software feels absurdly complicated. At some point the
Continue readingTreating JavaScript like it’s 2006 is the Security Nightmare of the Future
In Part 1 (Learned ADD) and Part 2 (Learned Short Attention Span) of this series, I covered how our schools inherently teach us to task switch. So using those lessons,
Continue readingLessons from Computer Science For Working in an AI World
In my last post, I talked about my school schedule and LADD (Learned ADD). My son’s school teaches a more structured version of the same idea. His schedule looks very
Continue readingLearned Short Attention Span: Lessons From School for Working in an AI World
Before we start talking about AGI, let’s figure out what we really mean by intelligence and the mechanics of intelligence. I’ll start simple – Both humans and LLMs act on
Continue readingAre we at AGI Part 1: Human vs LLM Inputs and Outputs
I didn’t realize it at the time, but my school trained me for how I work today, especially with AI. My school in India was unusual, even by local standards.
Continue readingLearned ADD: How My School Schedule Helped Me Work in the World of AI
I’ve been mixing random spirits, liquors, juices, homemade berry concoctions and herbs to create cocktails but now with the help of AI I’ve been able to create more unique combinations
Happy New Year 2026! In 2025, we produced 20,236 kWh of power compared to our usage of 15,625 kWh. Total production since we first installed solar panels is now over
I’ve been spending a lot of time lately building software with LLMs in Cline, and I’ve found a flow that actually works — most of the time. It’s not perfect,
Continue readingTips and Tricks From My Adventures in Vibe Coding
If you’re spending a few days in Zagreb, it’s worth considering a day trip to neighboring Slovenia. We booked a small group tour that covered two popular stops, Ljubljana and
Continue readingA Day Trip from Zagreb to Slovenia: Ljubljana and Lake Bled
We spent our second full morning in Croatia on a walking tour of Zagreb, booked through Tripadvisor. Our guide, Karlo, made the experience more interesting than it might’ve otherwise been.
Continue readingZagreb on Foot: A Simple City Walk with Some Local Flavor