Code pays the bills. These are the things that keep me balanced, curious, and fun to be around — from the podcast mic to the hiking trail to a too-competitive cricket match with friends.
A long-form conversation in a world of short-form content. I sit down with interesting people and ask the questions I actually want answered — about careers, craft, creativity, and the unexpected paths we all end up walking.
Where code ends, design begins. I find my creative rhythm shaping visuals — logos, posters, digital illustrations. The quiet satisfaction of typography that just *works*.
Dirt on boots, lungs burning, a ridgeline view waiting. My debugger for life — walk far enough and most problems untangle themselves.
Unmarked trails, unexpected detours, 4 AM drives to somewhere new. The kind of experiences that don't fit neatly into calendar invites.
The beautiful game. 90 minutes of chess played with feet. A perfectly weighted pass is its own kind of poetry — and a reminder that strategy under pressure beats raw talent every time.
Quick feet, quicker reflexes. The shuttle doesn't wait — so neither do you. There's an elegance to reading your opponent three shots ahead that keeps me coming back to the court.
Growing up, cricket wasn't a sport — it was a shared language. Gully matches after school, Test matches on TV, a World Cup that stopped time. I still carry that love: the tactical depth, the psychological duels, the way a single delivery can change everything.
Moments from podcasts recorded, trails hiked, designs shipped, and games that went into overtime.
Drop your own photos into the images/ folder and they'll slot right in.
Alternating between ML research papers and the occasional fiction book. Currently on the lookout for something on systems design — recommendations welcome.
A mix of tech podcasts, lo-fi beats while I code, and whatever my Spotify algorithm is convinced I'll love this week.
Diving deeper into temporal action modeling and 3D scene understanding. Also — slowly — getting better at graphic design principles.