The worst study hacks I ever tried, written as memes you have to imagine
A JEE aspirant's confession, ten failed experiments and one thing that actually worked.
A JEE aspirant's confession, ten failed experiments and one thing that actually worked.
I hate chemistry. Then I found out hybridisation angles are basically a dot product. Now I hate it slightly less.
A field report from the dinner table, with a glossary, an unexpected plot twist, and some honest thoughts on why memes aren't just brain rot.
Ten commands, one near-disaster, and the thing that saved me when I deleted three days of work.
A kitchen timer, a sister with no mercy, and one boring rule that fixed my sleep and my squad nights.
Where it was brilliant, where it quietly lied to me, and the rules I follow now.
What nobody tells you about the first month of learning chords, and the boring things that actually helped.
Bad drawings, a lot of pencil dust, and the surprising things a boring daily rule taught me.
40 lines, one bug that ate my whole hour, and what balancing a game taught me about probability.
From a Goa girl with a guitar, a football and a first-term Chemistry result she's still recovering from.
I rate things in moles because that's the only unit that scares me enough to be accurate.
What my first "customer" taught me about startups, and why the code was the easy part.