The Home That Speaks Marathi
Voice notes in Marathi, sent from the sofa, becoming lights and old songs on the TV.
Lead story
How a battery tells you it is about to fail, and what it costs to listen.
Voice notes in Marathi, sent from the sofa, becoming lights and old songs on the TV.
Home automation that infers the routine instead of waiting to be programmed.
Taking apart the page allocator in MIT's teaching kernel to find out what it was hiding.
Four years in a university robotics club, and the motor driver that kept burning out.
The best tool I have for a hard problem is leaving the room it is in.
The Pune breakfast, done properly, which mostly means not drowning the pohe.
How this site scales recipe times with kande pohe as the example.
Heartbeat comes in four - Homemade masala, three pastes, a second-pan temper, and masala pav.
Five days, four innings, and the only sport that lets a draw be the best possible result.
What a 10 means on this site, what a 5 is for, and why the middle is crowded on purpose.
The rare sequel that earns its length by using it for something.
Forty-three minutes with no slack in them, and the rare record where the production is part of the writing rather than a coat of paint over it.
Rice, noodles, and fried chicken under one gravy
The king of chinese appetizers
bird_shell: pipes, redirection, job control, and the part of POSIX nobody warns you about.