Today was mostly research.
Working on my own Constrained reinforcement learning, running new experiments, looking at causal relationships, decision rationale, Q-values.
Still negative result lets hope it hit CSR more than other RL algo keep reward high.
Back to work.
This is basically what today looked like.
Spent the day working on simulations, robotics stuff, debugging code.
Eventually crashed with a NumPy ArrayMemoryError.
And yeah, this is my pretty desk looks like.
(No, I don't have a 5090 or more than 8–16 GB RAM)
Anyway, back to work.
A lot of people asked what I actually do all day, so here's a bit of it.
today I was mostly working on event cameras and computer vision. spent a good amount of time debugging it and still doing to make the latency low.
still have a lot to figure out.
back to work
No college. Just research, building my own startup, and a stupid amount of code.
This is what my desk looks like most days now.
Let’s see how this goes.
So I posted about what happened with me, and after 3 days, my post got removed.... THIS IS ACTUALLY HELL
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So CBSE’s OSM was so bad this year that instead of studying for re-evaluation, I accidentally made a full cinematic pygame “disaster simulator” about it. Built entirely in Python. But this wasn’t made just for memes.
The reason I made it is because this year genuinely exposed how dangerous large-scale untested digitization can become when millions of students are involved. And no one is accountable for it.
Got 1570 SAT. Got into Rutgers. Embry-Riddle. Clemson. WPI. RIT.
And I'm still sitting and thinking about my life, which is getting F*** over by CBSE coz they can't do a proper checking, can't make a proper website, and after f***** lakhs of students' future, no one is accountable for anything.
CBSE opened its answer sheet portal. It crashed. Scans were blurry. Maintenance for hours. Traffic, they had MONTHS to prepare for.
BLUNDER by CBSE is delaying my loan, my visa, my entire Fall 2026 plan.
We students get zero tolerance if they miss deadlines, 75% attendance, 75% marks. When you do all still somehow, you need to fight with this broken system, and CBSE gets zero consequences for failing us.
We think marks are enough? Nah. We also need to fight a system that genuinely does not care if you make it or not.
The system isn't broken by accident. It's just never been fixed because nobody faces consequences for failing us.
SORRY but all this makes me feel somewhere i was loser, but maybe not.
FAAH CBSE
I decided to inspect the source code of CBSE’s official website today. This is the portal that serves 40 lakh students every year.
What I saw wasn’t just outdated it was archaeological.
There’s a JavaScript function called showSlides() defined in the <head> with 20+ lines of slideshow code… that is never called anywhere on the page. Dead code sitting there for years.
There’s an entire section wrapped in <div style="width: 0px; padding-bottom: 0px; height: 0px;"> — completely invisible and pointless.
The entire navigation menu (30+ tiles) is copy-pasted twice once for desktop, once for mobile because proper responsive design was apparently too much work. The two versions are already out of sync (different award years).
This isn’t a website. This is sedimentary rock. You can literally date the layers:
And this is the same organization running OSM (On-Screen Marking), handling answer sheet scanning, re-evaluation, and the futures of millions of students.
Since results came out, we’ve seen:
The terrible public website isn’t the disease. It’s a symptom of zero accountability, no proper ownership, and a “jitna bhi kaam chalega” culture.
Students aren’t wrong to be furious. You studied for months under immense pressure, and now you’re fighting with broken systems and blurry PDFs while deadlines tick.
If you're a student going through this right now, you’re not alone.
If you're a developer, journalist, or policymaker, this deserves real scrutiny.
This is how a national education board treats the students it’s supposed to serve.