Getting There, and Proving It
An ICPC scoreboard under review, the grind behind my own rank, and what a student, a teacher or an engineer can show now that an AI can write the answer.
Educator. Agentic Engineer. Poet.
Essays about building, teaching and hiring, mostly for FutureLab. Poems in the night room. Written for the curious, thinking in public, never advice at people.
An ICPC scoreboard under review, the grind behind my own rank, and what a student, a teacher or an engineer can show now that an AI can write the answer.
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An ICPC scoreboard under review, the grind behind my own rank, and what a student, a teacher or an engineer can show now that an AI can write the answer.
Twelve years of notes to myself, from Google Keep in 2014 to the agents I run today, and why capturing everything was only ever the first half.
Notes from a FutureLab fireside with OpenAI’s Marc Manara on telling a moat from scaffolding that the next model will replace.
A debate at Bengaluru Tech Week, September 2026.
A FutureLab dispatch on the multi-agent system already running through your team’s everyday work.
A FutureLab dispatch on building agent systems honest enough to fail loudly. The test I use: “If this wanted to lie to me, could it? If yes, it doesn’t ship.”
A FutureLab dispatch on Google I/O 2026: six layers of one agentic stack, and what engineering leaders should do on Monday morning.
A FutureLab dispatch on hiring once coding stops being the bottleneck, prompted by a line at FutureLab Pune: “We’re shipping faster, but everything is piling up at QA.”
A talk at RU campus, April 2026.
A dispatch from the second FutureLab session, held with The Product Folks and product leader Tanmay Pandya.
A component passed every test, cleared review, and never ran. What I learned about building software with AI agents, and the spec-first harness I now use on every project.
The first FutureLab dispatch, from the launch of FutureLab by NST at Hyatt Centric Bangalore.