What I'm about.

I was born and raised in Faridabad, India, back when not every house had a computer. My father brought one home from work, the year I was born. There was never much to do outside, except the usual grass touching, so I grew closer to the machine.

My father and I used to play Resident Evil 4 (2005) ⤷ on our computer, and I'd be shit scared around every corner. I'm currently playing Resident Evil 9 ⤷. The internet was a privilege I had from a very young age, and ofc I used it to play games most of my childhood.

In the coming years, I'd break my RC and try to build one with the motors from the broken one. Then it was fans and lifts and all sorts of weird abominations. Around the same time, school came around with python and then SQL. I liked it A LOT. I wasn't just using computers, I was building for them, even if it was just a calculator.py 😓.

After that, it was less about learning stuff and more about figuring it out by myself.

Now I spend most of my time building. Lately that's been paraNOyar ⤷, something I've been taking pretty seriously. It's around making AI coding agents more transparent, so you actually understand what they're doing instead of blindly trusting them.

Outside of that, I'm either playing games, exploring new tech, or out somewhere with a bit of altitude. I like figuring things out, whether it's a system, a product, or something physical I can take apart.

I think we're moving fast in a direction where trust is assumed, not earned. I'd like to work on fixing that.