Anatomy of a fingerprint: how log0 turns 115,489 log lines into one incident Jul 18, 2026·9 min read·6
Accept fast, never block: the one decision that keeps ingestion aliveA logging endpoint has one job it can never fail at: being available to accept logs. log0's ingestion gateway returns 202 Accepted the instant the event is handed to a Kafka producer future-before the broker acks-and never waits for clustering, a database write, or Slack.Aug 1, 2026·10 min read
Running Qiskit circuits on a near-Clifford simulator: building the clifft-qiskit providerJul 14, 2026·15 min read·19
Building log0: a multi-tenant incident platform on KafkaA working incident-management backend, built solo on one laptop, explained from the first measured number to the last honest caveat. This post is the map for the whole series.Jun 28, 2026·10 min read·33
How qBraid routes between quantum SDKs: a tour of the transpiler's conversion graphA walkthrough of qBraid's transpiler conversion graph - how it auto-discovers converters by name, routes between quantum SDKs with weighted Dijkstra, and where the edge weights actually come from.Jun 23, 2026·12 min read·55
DNS Isn't a Server. It's a Conversation Between Four of Them.What actually happens in the 30 milliseconds between you hitting Enter and your browser knowing where to send a packet - and why "DNS propagation" exists.May 9, 2026·10 min read·9
Introduction to System DesignSystem Design often feels intimidating at first - big diagrams, fancy terms, and interviews that expect you to “just know” how large systems are built. This blog series is my attempt to make Low-Level System Design (LLD) simple, practical, and approa...Jan 27, 2026·3 min read·139
How to Get the Most Out of Open-Source Mentorship Programs like GSoC and (and how to get selected)It’s again that time of year when my DMs are filled with people asking about how to crack the upcoming Google Summer of Code, how to contribute to open-source, how to make a place in the org community, and how to get their PR merged. So, let's cut th...Oct 30, 2025·6 min read·246
Wrapping Things Up | GSoC'24@AsyncAPIGoogle Summer of Code 2024 is coming to a close, and it’s time to wrap up my contributions to the AsyncAPI Website. This summer, I worked on developing a comprehensive UI Kit for the AsyncAPI Website, focusing on ensuring visual consistency, reducing...Aug 21, 2024·3 min read·1.1K