writer of speculative fiction | currently working on education data & inquiry | SFF, histories, cities, pedagogies, technologies, critical theories | he/him
hello ppl i have a scifi short story published in this issue! it's about cybernetics in 2060 Lahore. pls 2 go read and share this alongwith the other wonderful stories published!
🔮the south asian in us just wants to call this the monsoon edition instead of summer/late summer, it just feels appropriate na? whatever you may call it, don't forget to read it! https://t.co/NP9oDJWKwf 🔮
not that he is underrated or smth, but Jawad Ahmed at his peak was producing some of the best Punjabi soft melodies. his songs range from tender to jolly to pining.
i didn't realize how badly my intelligence had been hit during long-term depression until i slowly got better and was able to do, read, write, create things that seemed impossible. those are years of my life i won't get back.
anyway, figured out an easy way to get the latest cricket data right down to the ball-by-ball numbers. took like 8 lines of code and one handy library. hum bhi karke dekhein sports "analytics" lol.
these days i am often daydreaming about a series of courses i will one day teach. i am slowly building a course outline full of my fave works. what has life come to?
Neil deGrasse Tyson critiques thumpers and sandworms in 'DUNE: PART TWO'.
"You can't thump sand, if you do this to sand [slams fist] nobody else is gonna hear it... they have the worm going straight fast, no that's not how physics work they gotta curl"
Source: @colbertlateshow