One of my favorite poems on Solitude by Alexander Pope

A short video by Math Sorcerer that emphasizes the need to do hard things daily, which we might often forget in our “busy” lives.

This post relates to various sessions conducted as a part of 2 day virtual event “Packt Nexus 2025”.

This blog post is a brief summary of the book, “Dopamine Nation” written by Dr. Anna Lembke.

This blog post is about a book titled “The Recursive Book of Recursion” written by Al Sweigart

This blog post is about a book titled “Grokking Algorithms” written by Aditya Bhargava

This blog post is about a book titled “Grokking Data Structures” written by Marcello La Rocca

This blog post is about a book titled “Building a Second Brain” written by Tiago Forte

This blog post is about a book titled “Learning Git” written by Anna Skoulikari

This blog post is mostly a collection of quotes from a book titled " A Walk in the Wood" written by Joseph Parent and Nancy Parent.

This blog post is about a book titled “LaTeX Beginner’s Guide - Book Review” written by Stefan Kottwitz

This blog post is about a book titled “The Not To-Do List” written by Rolf Dobelli

This blog post is about a book titled “The Cafe on the Edge of the World” written by John Strelecky

This blog post is about a book titled “That Little Voice in your Head” written by Mo Gawdat

This blogpost contains a summary of the Udemy course on Pydantic created by Dr. Fred Baptiste

This blog post is a brief summary of the ML Summit hosted by Dataiku on July 17th 2025, at Singapore.

This blog post is about a book titled “How to hold a Cockroach” written by Matthew Maxwell

This blog post is about a book titled “Solve for Happy” written by Mo Gawdat

This blog post is about a book titled “Predictive Edge” written by Alejandro Lopez-Lira

This blog post is a brief summary of the book titled “Digital Zettelkasten” written by David Kadavy

I happened to read Simple Guide to Sketchnoting and subsequently felt that the barrier to creating sketchnotes was not as high as I had imagined. Going by my past experiences, I knew that my initial attempt is going to look crude. Nevertheless, I went ahead and did a sketchnote of each of the chapters of the book. The upside of going ahead and getting a sketchnote out was

• Got to experiment with various layouts that one can use while sketchnoting
• Got to experiment with text empathy
• Got me started in to doodling / drawing that I don’t even recollect my past memory where I had doodled something.
• Of course, the content of the book is far more permanent this time around as I had to thin through all the components of sketchnote

The following are the sketchnotes of all the chapters of the book, Hidden Potential . I had read this book in 2023 and had written a summary mostly words and few mind maps. This attempt is to summarize only via sketchnotes

This blog post is a brief summary of the book titled “A Simple Guide to Sketchnoting” written by Alessio Bresciani

This blogpost summarizes some of the main points from the book titled “The PARA Method”, by Tiago Forte.

This blog post is about the book “Investing in ETFs” written by Russell Wild.

This blog post is about the book “Math with Bad Drawings” written by Ben Orlin

This blog post is about the book “Ikigai” written by Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles.

This blog post is about the book “The Book of Ichigo Ichie” written by Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles.

This blog post is about the book “Following the Moon” written by James Norbury

This blog post is about the book “The Cat who taught Zen” written by James Norbury

This blog post is about the book “Big Panda and Tiny Dragon” written by James Norbury

This blog post is about the book “Journey - Big Panda and Tiny Dragon” written by James Norbury

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “Rekenrek 101” written by Amy How

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “The Universe explained with a Cookie” written by Goeff Engelstein and illustrated by Michael Korfhage.

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “The Unplugged Hours” written by Hannah Brencher

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “Four ways of thinking” written by David Sumpter

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “The Art of Statistics” written by David Spiegelhalter.

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “Math-ish” written by Jo Boaler.

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “Chaos Kings” written by Scott Patterson

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “Quitting: A life strategy”, written by Julia Keller

This blog post is about the book “The Box, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse”, written by Charlie Mackesy

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “Thinking in Pictures”, written by Michael Blastland

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “Fluke”, written by Brian Klass.I haven’t had time to read a book in the last 30 days because I was tied up traveling for work and building a few apps. Thanks to a hiatus in my project delivery work, I have managed to read this book. Here is a brief summary of the book

Had a chance to attend an event “Data for Breakfast” organized by Snowflake SG. Here are some notes from the event

Had a chance to attend a meetup on Orchestrating LLMs and Agents. The following are some of the points that I took note in the three sessions that were part of 2 hour long presentation and demos:

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “How to have a good day”, by Caroline Webb

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “The Book of Do - A Manual for living”

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “Clear Thinking” written by Shane Parrish

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “Range” written by David Epstein.

This blog post is a short summary of the book “Same as Ever” written by Morgan Housel

This blog post is a quick summary of the book “Timeboxing” written by Marc Zao Sanders