I build things because silence is suspicious.

Hi, I’m Arish. I write code mostly because my brain refuses to shut up unless I give it something to break.

I’m a computer science student who’s into AI, system design, and building projects that feel a little too real. Not tutorial clones. Not fake demo apps. Stuff that actually breaks if you look at it wrong and teaches you something when you fix it.
Anyone can ship features now. That part is cheap. AI will happily glue five libraries together and call it innovation. The hard part is building something that still makes sense when it grows. Or when another developer touches it. Or when future me forgets why I wrote that one function at 3 AM.

So I build slow enough to think and fast enough to ship. I care about structure because messy systems lie. They work right until they don’t, and then they ruin your weekend.

I spend a lot of time breaking things on purpose. Gesture controlled systems. AI assistants that know when to shut up. Full stack apps where the backend actually matters. Interfaces that feel alive instead of polite.
I don’t pretend to know everything. I just care deeply about why things work and why they fail. And I like sharing that process without turning it into motivational nonsense.

If you enjoy posts about building systems, learning the hard way, and questioning your architecture choices at midnight, you’ll probably feel at home here.

If not, that’s fine too.
The code will still be here. Watching. Judging.