Software engineer, teacher and a lifelong learner. Currently learning—AI Engineering. Interests—Education, AI & ML, Software Engineering, Applied Psychology.
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So I met with @JayeshSidhwani and discussed engineering leadership at length. Jayesh was kind to come to my office and chat with me. We didn’t click pics to prove we met, but we managed to record it.
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@_svs_ I was driving to Powai today and happened to notice the Kanjurmarg metro station. Such an old and ugly architecture in 2026. We don't pretend to care about finesse and quality.
Sad news. My friend Simon who did the original bird for Twitter, Octocat for GitHub and Redid Sammy The Shark for DigitalOcean has passed away, he was 56.
He was a great guy. What a loss.
If you are an editor at an Indian newspaper with a paywall, please see if you can keep the Delhi blast news outside the wall. There will be a lot of misinformation. Good to keep good sources open and freely available. At least for a bit.
It's with great sadness I have to announce that @JivaAg will be shutting down.
In the last 5 years we've worked with over 200k farmers, and procured over 1 million tonnes of crop.
I have a number of teammates looking for new roles, hit me up if you are hiring.
If you are someone who doesn't like *anything* between you and commits (read: pre-commit hooks), you would want to change that opinion for agentic coding.
Tools like Cursor and Claude Code *want* to commit code. And more often than not, they commit code with linter and build errors.
This can be solved using pre-commit hooks. Your tools will fix these errors if you have checks in the pre-commit hooks, and they will want to complete the task.
PS: But also add instructions in the context (https://t.co/M8B2mLY4ka, Cursor rules, etc) to not change the linter rules.
This weekend, I spent *only* redoing my https://t.co/9IvdOVa6p3 and testing it. I remember, back in the day, spending countless hours fixing my dotfiles. Now the same is happening with these AI tools. This is the new dev env.
I am hiring a Ruby on Rails developer for an early-stage sports-tech startup. You’ll work on building video infrastructure and vision models. We are a small team and we work from our office in Mumbai. If you’re interested or know someone who might be, please DM me.