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This is my Bloqspot, because every time I learn something new, I hit one. Here I turn those roadblocks into building blocks (or at least try to), and try to stay DRY by not repeating the same mistakes. It's messy, curious, and permanently under renovation. Stay connected on the telegram channel for latest bloqs.

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Notes from India FOSS 2026 - Day 2

54 entries from live session

Notes from India FOSS 2026 - Day 1

146 entries from live session

Digital Security for Journalists and Everyday Users Hands-on workshop by Anuvind Praveen

my raw notes from sflc.in's workshop session on internet security hygiene for general users and people who might be prone to phishing and similar attacks.

Building AI agents end-to-end: A hands-on workshop by Ashita Prasad

My rough notes live from structured, hands-on workshop through the end-to-end process of building AI agents using Strands Agents, an open source agent harness SDK.

Where Does My Build Really Live?

A weekend with my build folder, answering two questions: how static is my Next.js site really, and should the frontend and backend stay together or split apart, including one architecture where the words outlive the free tier.

How a Telegram Channel Became My Live Blog

I did not want to lock my conference notes in my Telegram chat thread, so I made the chat the publishing pipeline. What it took: a bot, one Postgres function, a 30-second poll, ISR. And zero sockets, no presence, and no stateful server.

Evaluation That Doesn't Leave With the Evaluators

Reading about how social-sector chatbots are evaluated, I kept wanting the same thing: for findings to end up as tools that run, not documents that get read. A first attempt at building that way.

From Incremental Patches to a Global Queue: Designing Around the Shared Neck

A dozen workers pacing themselves against one shared resource will still burst past it. This documents the incremental patches we tried: concurrency limits, wall-clock pacing, chunk sizing. Until we finally accepted that the only way was to serialize every producer through a single global queue

A Curated Dump of React Nexus 2026

Two days at React Nexus 2026 in Bangalore. Some talks hit, most didn't. Here's what I'm carrying home: for the couple of you at Beneathatree who might read this, and for myself, still unpacking what to pay attention to at conferences.

Notes from React Nexus 2026 - Day 2

A messy scratchpad of notes, half-formed thoughts, hot takes, and session highlights during React Nexus 2026 in Bangalore.