An engineer and curious mind. This is my lab — a place to think out loud, write things down, and share what I find.
Currentlyexploring what happens to our thinking when intelligence becomes rentable.
Longform, polished pieces from the workbench.
The three voices you need to make anything — and why letting them work at the same time means nothing gets made. On sequencing creation, critique, and editing instead of letting them clash.
All happiness is small. On cooking my mom's daal chawal, the fleeting nature of every joy — from new sneakers to dream cars — and why the mind keeps fooling us into ranking them.
Statistics fade from memory, but stories preserve the human emotions behind historical tragedies. Why we must collect, live, and pass down narratives that capture what numbers cannot—the grief, courage, and moral choices that define our shared humanity.
In-progress hypotheses.
The stack on my workbench.
Found around the web.
Sutton on why general methods that leverage computation tend to win.
Long but worth it. The section on curiosity is the one I keep re-reading.
1960 essay — the question hasn't been answered, only deferred.
A talk about why most researchers don't do important work. Brutal, honest.