I am currently pursuing a Master of Science in Information Networking at Carnegie Mellon University. Being a student again has been rejuvenating, and I am loving the freedom to explore and learn again.

Before starting my master’s program, I worked at Goldman Sachs for about three years and at Samsung R&D for roughly one and a half years. I completed my undergraduate degree in Computer Science at the Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (BITS Pilani).

My interest have evolved over time, starting with Machine Learning during my undergrad and shifting to Computer Systems in grad school. Nowadays I am really into computer systems, and CMU offers endless courses and opportunities to test myself. I’m also passionate about Data Structures and Algorithms. I try to participate in online competitions, whenever I can, to deepen my understanding.

The logo of this website is an Order 2 pseudo-Hilbert curve; a basic block of space-filling curve also known as Hilbert’s curve. Formally, space-filling curve is a function that gives a bijective mapping from 1D line to 2D space. I see myself mimicking the space-filling curve in a totally different context, as one who is trying to bridge the gaps in his knowledge. That kind of justifies the name of this website in a poetic way.

I planned to make this website an extensive place to keep my notes and share my thoughts about things I find interesting, but the blog format for sharing knowledge didn’t quite work out for me. Very recently, I came across the concept of a digital garden. I intend to restructure this website and plan to start publishing all my WIP learning. Maybe I will write an article on how I plan to change my note-taking approach.

PS: Check out this amazing explanation on Hilbert’s curve by Grant Sanderson.