Personal Notes
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Learning Typst
Typst seems to be a more reasonable version of LaTex, and it took me so long to get accustomed to LaTex. But I am a sucker for newer standards, so I want to try it out (and I don’t even like markdown!)
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Restaurants I Like
I love to try out new places to eat, and I wanted to share them here. And I am looking forward to suggestions, so tell me what you love in these cities
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Learning Animated Illustrations
One of my goals this year is to create animated illustrations. Those cute-sy but explainable animations for LLMs and papers are the core of scientific communication in my opinion.
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Games I Enjoy
I have never been a gamer, but I am slowly becoming someone who enjoys games
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Inktober 2023 - No Reference?
I decided to try inktober without using any reference. I did not end up completing it but this is a logbook of what I did accomplish (and if I ever come around to completing it someday)
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My support network throughout my PhD journey
My PhD journey wasn’t easy, and a lot happened over the six years, but I made it through. The credit for that goes to all the people who supported me through this time, to whom I am forever indebted.
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What is the cheapest and easiest way to create AND maintain a personal academic website?
Another week of personal website debate on Twitter, another set of heavy compilation based suggestions to create and maintain a personal website. So, I decided to take a look at all the recent website builders and provide a set of recommendations.
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What softwares do I actually use on my Mac as a software enthusiast?
With several years of using a Mac, it took me time to settle down on a set of apps and softwares that I can heartily recommend. I try almost 30 a month, but end up using around 20 in total for everything!