learning by breaking things
curiosity is the best way to learn technology. most of what i know didn't come from courses or tutorials - it came from trying things, breaking them, fixing them, and repeating that process until something finally worked.

AI engineering student in Mumbai.
Exploring ideas and building things on the internet.





i'm an engineering student in mumbai studying AI and building things on the internet.
i started experimenting with computers early, and that curiosity eventually turned into building websites and working on real projects.
these days i'm usually working on something, usually a site, an idea, or a small experiment.
not finished yet. probably never will be.
spoiler:

me again.
outside the screen, i love music, live concerts, late evening walks, cafe hopping with friends, and getting lost in good conversations.
most ideas start somewhere between those moments. the folders hold the rest.
spoiler:

me again.
outside the screen, i love music, live concerts, late evening walks, cafe hopping with friends, and getting lost in good conversations.
most ideas start somewhere between those moments.
the folders hold the rest.
selected work, built with intent.
thoughts & notes.
curiosity is the best way to learn technology. most of what i know didn't come from courses or tutorials - it came from trying things, breaking them, fixing them, and repeating that process until something finally worked.
the internet is the most interesting creative medium we have. you can mix code, design, writing, music, motion, and ideas - and turn them into something people can experience instantly.
some of the best ideas don't appear when you're trying to work. they show up during late evening walks, music on repeat, or random conversations in a cafe. the work usually starts after that.