Interesting Finds

I read a lot — papers, blog posts, books, random rabbit holes at 2am. This is where I collect the things that actually changed how I think. Not a bookmark dump. Each one earned its place here.

paper2026-05-01

Thirty-Three Syllables

On Aryabhata, Sanskrit verse, and the fifteen-century-old algorithm hiding inside every calculator you've ever used.

mathematicshistoryindiaalgorithms

paper2026-04-25

Borrowed Computation

What if quantum computers aren't fast because of clever engineering — but because they're splitting the universe and borrowing processing power from parallel realities?

quantum-computingphysicsphilosophy

paper2026-04-20

The Number That Holds the Sky Together

How ancient Indian sages encoded the Sun-Moon distance ratio into a single sacred number — and why total solar eclipses are the proof they were right.

astronomyhistoryindiaphysics

article2026-04-15

Designing Data-Intensive Applications↗

The book that rewired how I think about every system I build. Kleppmann takes concepts that take years to learn through pain and lays them out with terrifying clarity.

distributed-systemsbook

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