Netlify’s new credit-based pricing does not make much sense to me, especially as a hobbyist. Charging 15 credits per production deploy feels unnecessarily restrictive.

I’ve decided to switch to Cloudflare Pages.

I fucking hate how Meta builds its platforms. The whole architecture feels hostile to privacy, like the idea of personal boundaries online doesn’t even exist. Everything is designed to keep you exposed rather than protected.

Shutting down Windows Phone was definitely a major misstep for Microsoft.

Software should empower freedom, letting users see, control, and decide.

I think everyone should read Albert Camus.

Teaching truth and equipping minds with critical thinking and empathy is the stronger foundation for a resilient society than comforting myths that bind us.

Externalizing memory helps reduce mental load, keeps your ideas organized, and makes it easier to revisit and connect insights. It’s something everyone could benefit from.

Blending auditory and visual inputs, like listening to text while reading, can be a real game-changer for readers with ADHD, and my go-to tool for this is ElevenReader.

“The literal meaning of life is whatever you’re doing that prevents you from killing yourself.” — Albert Camus

True freedom is not in controlling events, but in controlling our response to them.

In today’s world, ethics, self-understanding, and community (belonging) remain foundational to living together. Also, rituals and culture are meaningful when they stay inclusive, flexible, and open rather than rigid or exclusionary.

That which causes the realization of the self is Adhyātma. That which upholds or sustains is Dharma.

Effective teaching is not merely the delivery of content; it is the design of experiences that place students at the center of their own learning.

The education ecosystem should leverage software tools to enable a more mindful and well-structured learning experience.

“The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way.” — Marcus Aurelius

Balancing curiosity and discipline is tougher than it looks. Lean too much into curiosity and you lose focus, but lean too much into discipline and you lose the spark of discovery.

Knowledge only counts when it moves you to act.

Starting this microblog to share quick thoughts and ideas. Stay tuned!