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Musings on Life SEE ALL
The post is collection of short stories, musings, and recounts of various interesting or amusing experiences from my life. There are stories ranging from the time the police sort of stole a car, to kingdoms and clans reigning during the school lunch breaks, and more. Hope you may find it entertaining.
A poem inspired by a fascination for the nature of chance encounters, long distance friendships, romantic infatuations, and the most peculiar of all, love.
Poetic Pratul is back in the house! WOOT WOOT. Aya don’t mind me, some insomniac nights my hyperactive brain overworks to produce inspired penmanship - here are two essays from such nights..
Science & Technology SEE ALL
Here’s an exciting new solution that I’d like to share on about how wasted food or plant matter can be turned into gold, well actually oil! It’s related to insect farming, and I also talk on how electronics and IoT sensors plays into this.
The future is a society with entirely self-driving cars and no human drivers. How can we prepare and move towards this future? Why is it important to invest in electric vehicles, electric motors, or at least hybrid vehicles? What are some considerations needed from a broad industry perspective?
Advances in machine learning technologies have enabled their utilization across various processes in the semiconductor industry, where optimization is a persistent goal. The paper explores the applications of machine learning in wafer characterization technologies – an essential component in the chip development process.
The smartphone (and the internet) apart from being one of the most sophisticated pieces of technology, represents the collective achievement of decades and generations of work and contributions pooled together from various scientists, engineers, businesspersons from around the world to have made it all possible. Something never achieved before in history at such a scale!
Miscellaneous SEE ALL
A 7164 word review-thesis-rant-praise on the island nation of SINGAPORE from my 4 year undergraduate experience there. I discuss on things I observed, things I heard, cultural history, takeaways for foreigners and SINGAPOREANS, challenges, and some ideas.
Just some advice to new undergraduate university students, from a fresh graduate, talking on things that I wish I knew when I started out university. This is from the perspective of an Indian international student in NTU Singapore.
As children the late hours of night were scary, eery and considered taboo to be awake then. But children grow, and so do perspectives. Amidst other lessons growing up brings, and in the new world, time grew too...