Here’s what I’m doing now.
Travels
I used to travel a lot. But now, I’m back home in Kerala for the foreseeable future. See my past travels.
I will be at these events in the following months. Say hi!
| Event | Location | Date |
|---|---|---|
Full-Time Job
I recently left my job to pursue my more amateur interests. It’s still novel, so I don’t really know how to put labels on the things that I do now (or whether I should).
I now work at Eternis.ai where we are building the infrastructure for democratized, decentralized, and self-owned intelligence.
Broadly, this is what I did during my otium:
| Time | Project |
|---|---|
| December - January | Helped organize a film festival. |
| February | Helped organize a photo exhibition. |
| February - March | Consultant with our local government to work on long-term projects. |
| March | Experimented with interactive articles. |
| April | Started working on MCP-related stuff and released Sandbox MCP. |
| May | Joined as a maintainer of MCP Go SDK. |
| June | Fried my MacBook. On the verge of becoming a reclusive Arch Linux hermit. |
Previously, I worked on open source projects in the cloud native space. I have traveled a lot to speak at conferences and meet customers.
Blog and Newsletter
I write on this blog about my work and my other projects. I also send occasional newsletters to a couple of hundred people.
I don’t plan to work on these full-time or scale and monetize them, at least for now.
Reading
I'm currently reading Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman by Haruki Murakami, Astrophysics for People in a Hurry by Neil deGrasse Tyson, and The Art of Doing Science and Engineering by Richard W Hamming.
See more in The Bookshelf.
Side Projects and Hobbies
It’s challenging to maintain hobbies right now due to the intensity of my work. But the work feels like play, and I end up spending most of my time on it anyway.
Many of my hobbies, like playing my bass guitar, have decreased significantly. I plan to spend more time on my hobbies after a few months.