After my visit to one of the oldest perfumeries in France, I came across a compelling article on How AI and brain science are helping perfumiers create fragrances. I distill some of my experience and the article in this blog.
In this blog, I aim to distill my reflections of The Alignment Problem by Brian Christian, collating my favorite quotes and personal notes to explore the far-reaching implications of artificial intelligence in our world today.
Through the last 3 years of remote-work and traveling, I have learned what helps me work effectively, progress in my career, continue to grow my skills while doing what I love, traveling and fostering cross-cultural understanding around the world. I share some strategies to maintain efficiency, establish effective communication and foster a productive work-life balance.
I was recently invited to the InfoBip Shift Miami Conference that took place on US soil for the first time! Read more on my key takeways from the sessions I attended.
Have you ever stopped to think that amidst all the noise these days, that some of it may be designed to divert our attention from the real overarching issue - real world issues like climate change.
Did you know in the world of software, the terms "application" and "system" were often used interchangeably? I have been going back to the fundamentals to learn more about systems architecture and wanted to relay some of my learnings and thoughts.
Have you been discouraged lately by the layoffs and volatility that are still happening in the industry this year? Let me help alleviate that by sharing some insights I came across on the current state of the job market.
Having just come back from a recent vacation where I didn’t work for over 10 days nor was it a workation or a remote working trip, I wanted to share some thoughts on vacation policies and what I recently learned.
In my previous post, I highlighted the benefits of working for a startup, especially if you are early in your career. In this post I share some of my tips on how to land a software engineering job at a startup.
Recently read an insightful thread about how Midjourney scaled with an 11-person team in just a couple of years and wanted to share some of my experience working at startups and why you should consider it to accelerate your career.
Recently, I have been seeing a lot of debate on Twitter around the extent to which AI should hold a moral standard or conduct censorship and I wanted to add some of my own thoughts.
I've been working more with AWS cloud services to implement features for our infrastructure the last several months and thought to do a bit of a write-up on my workflow.
I share my non-linear path into tech, how you should stay curious and adaptable, and how best to take your learning into your own hands while job searching.
I didn’t want to necessarily jump on the hype train on writing about ChatGPT just because it was trending and all the rage. I wanted some time to test out the tool and form my own thinking and questions.
I have worked across Europe and Asia and thought it might be valuable to share how I manage my hours while working remote in European and Asian timezones with teammates primarily in the the US.
I recently had a conversation with someone I met at a tech event discussing creativity in the backend and frontend. He was of the mind that backend is more creative.
Visited and remote worked in the unique and historical port city, Porto, Portugal just before the end of last year. It was one of the more memorable places I’ve been to in Europe.
Attended the world-class Web Summit in the charismatic and vibrant capital of Portugal, Lisbon. Read more on my highlights and takeaways from the sessions I attended!