“To the optimist, the glass is half full. To the pessimist, the glass is half empty. To the engineer, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.”

Finished with my weekend writing, a little reflection on the nature of objects through functional programming!

arjandhakal.com.np/posts/about-...

I think I might enjoy doing frontend again with replicant and clojurescript

Objects - fields, methods are just closures !!

Reading to how people save time using AI, I've realized they probably could save more time if they just cut out most of these things they don't even need to be doing !!

This stopped me dead when Anne Carson spoke it, to a room of us, a month or two ago. And it just did so again, reading it back.

Just love this song !!

How to read research papers or anything difficult?
- do a multi pass read
- understand the big picture through introduction, result and conclusions sections
- skim and read through, noting down the terminologies, references that don't make sense
- iterate
- teach

What if you could explore Wikipedia on a map?

A little project I've been building with a friend over the past months!

wikiexplore.org

Pantheon is such an underrated series!

Stopped procrastinating and finally added the now page to my website.
arjandhakal.com.np/now

"In fact, a temporary hack often becomes the code that lives the longest." - Alexander Stepanov.

I can't believe I didn't think of using LLM to generate readings for improving my Japanese