Writing
Essays about the parts of the job nobody writes tickets for, plus write-ups of whatever I have been building.
7 posts about 25 minutes of reading
After three years as a software engineer in London, I have learnt that the job is about much more than writing code. Now, I am leaving for the San Francisco Bay Area to start a Master's in Engineering Management.
Read more →AI makes it easier than ever to add code quickly. But I keep wondering what happens when nobody truly understands what has been added.
Read more →It’s strange how time seems to slip through your fingers the older you get. When I look back, it feels like yesterday when I was graduating with my bachelor’s degree, packing my bags to move to the UK, finishing my master’s, and finally landing my first job.
Read more →DNS maps human-readable domain names to machine IP addresses. In this post I break down the lookup process and start building a recursive DNS resolver in Rust from first principles.
Read more →I want to read and write more. That thought has echoed in my mind for the past two years. Yet, as you can see from my sparse blog posts, I haven’t done much of either.
Read more →This tutorial covers building a deep learning binary classification model with TensorFlow on the Titanic dataset, then wiring Google Colab to Kaggle so predictions can be uploaded straight from the notebook.
Read more →If you want to get serious about iOS development, this post lays out a practical roadmap, useful resources, and a learning path that scales from beginner fundamentals to more advanced app work.
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