Hi, I'm Shaurya. I'm a student who writes software and keeps this log as a record of the things I build, read, and try to understand. There isn't a bigger plan behind any of it — I get bored, end up somewhere on the internet, find something that snags my attention, and if it's still interesting a few days later, I write it down. The subjects move around: machine learning, graphics, programming, computation, mathematical ideas, and small experiments that are easier to understand by implementing them than by reading about them.
The point of the site is not to present polished documentation or a fixed set of opinions. Most posts are working notes: I start with a question, follow the interesting parts, build something when code helps, and write down what survived the experiment. Some pieces are explanatory, some are exploratory, and some are simply records of a rabbit hole that seemed worth keeping.
There is no comments system, newsletter, or account system on the site. The pages are generated from Markdown and published as static files. If an agent or reader wants the machine-readable version, the same articles are available as Markdown alongside their HTML pages. The site does use basic analytics to see which pages and elements actually get used, described on the privacy page. The contact page explains how to reach me.