curious. ambitious. relentless.
I'm a CS student in Bhopal who can't leave things alone. If I use something, I want to know how it works underneath — and then I want to build my own version of it, usually worse at first, usually finished eventually. Somewhere in that loop I turned into a backend and AI person.
Not "what is a tokenizer" — who assigns the IDs, and why does that vector mean anything.
An idea isn't finished until it has a URL and someone other than me has broken it.
Queues, agents, pub/sub, state machines. More moving parts is more interesting, not less.
Not comfortable. Competitive about it in a way I'm slowly learning to point at work instead of people.
I'm competitive, and I compare myself to people constantly. I overthink. I start more than I finish, and "one more idea" has cost me more weekends than I'd like. I'm not pretending that's a strength — I'm just aware of it, and I count shipped things now instead of planned ones. That's the fix I've got so far.
- backend
- distributed systems
- system design
- DevOps
- DSA (painfully)
- C++
- LLMs
- RAG
- agents
- voice AI
- local inference
- vector DBs
- video editing
- 3D modelling
- design
- UI/UX
- gaming
- gym
- Japan
- 日本語
- startup ideas
- future tech
Slowly learning the language, deeply into the design culture, fully intend to work there at some point. Filed under long-running background process.