An experiment with Fable and three.js.

I’ve been enjoying my break from work and using this time to overwhelmingly use LLMs for writing code, learn how others use them and explore what my thoughts are. The Ralph Wiggum phenomenon by Geoff Huntley or agent loops more generally, inspired me to write this post. There’s a bit of a self-discovery involved as I use these tools more and more and that’s something I wanted to write about since I feel many might be in the same boat. I hope this post clicks something for them.

I love talking to LLMs to understand my worldview and there have been instances in the past year where I’ve had the LLM literally roast, critique and challenge me with interesting conversations. I’ve also had a few conversations thinking about abstract things in life. I realize that some of these conversations are very intriguing and I’m beginnig to share these in conversations.

After ~4 years, I wrapped up my time at Stripe just before this year’s BFCM.

What matters?

I recently got an Elgato HD60X from FB Marketplace in the intent that I’ll be streaming more. This device is truly magical and sleek.

After about 8.5 years, I visited Tiruvannamalai again during my visit to Chennai in 2025. The last time I visited was in January 2017 - in fact I did my first Vipassana session in Dhamma Arunachala. I have a lot of fond memories of this place and I enjoyed my time at both Ramanasramam and the Arunachaleshwarar temple after the meditation session.

After ~5 years, I decided to move on from Salesforce last week. Before mentioning where I’m heading to and what led me to that decision, I wanted to take a moment to write about my time at Salesforce and reflect a bit.

I turned 33 earlier this year. Not a huge number by any margin. I aspire to grow older and wiser over time and live as long as humanly possible.

As with anything else in the world, change is a constant. Moving on from the world of Hugo and Golang, this is my attempt in trying to blog more as I move to Zola.