Writing
2026
- 09.23 On Agents & Benchmarks A rant, or introspection on the fragility of AI benchmarks and why they don't actually lead us where we think we're going
- 06.07 I built a native Android app. I've never written a line of Kotlin in my life. My thoughts on the state of AI after building a native Android app.
- 03.31 Why I'm selling one of my most worn watches In this post I go through the thoughts in my head at this stage in my watch enthusiast journey, and why I'm consolidating my collection
- 02.08 Everything new is better, yet also somehow worse. On digital burnout, computational photography, and why sometimes moving backwards is the only way forward.
2025
- 10.13 Form, Function and the Search for Self Lately, I’ve realised that my hobbies aren’t just things I do for fun. They’re how I organize my identity. Each one fills a different folder
- 08.21 Watches: Tools or Status Symbols If you've read some of my previous posts, you know that tools play an important part of my life. From kitchen tools to software development
- 08.20 The (Kitchen) Tools I Use Kitchen tools, like many other things in my life, fascinate me. I alluded to this a bit in my previous blog post. I guess the obsession with
- 08.18 Thoughts On Kitchen Equipment I don't know what it is about blogging, but it seems to come naturally to me only when I'm thinking about technology. Maybe it's a habit, be
- 07.31 There's never been a better time to give Linux on the Desktop a shot. Yesterday, I wrote about how AI made being a Linux user so much more bearable. Today I was going through my usual morning routine (aka coffe
- 07.30 AI's Most Underrated Use Case TL;DR: Debugging Linux Errors When AI and LLMs (or Large Language Models) first started gaining popularity back in the day, I was skeptical.
- 07.29 I'm (maybe) bringing the blog back Okay, as with most things in my life, a simple youtube video or mention of something on a podcast is enough to either get me fully hooked, o
2024