about
Hi, I'm Rohit. I am a software engineer at
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I like to play tennis and video games. Recently, I've started CrossFit.
I just graduated from Rice University with a degree in computer science(!). During my time, I interned at
and
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writing
work
Reading
by
Gary Vaynerchuk
, completed
1/19/2022
I have no idea who sent me the book, but I figured I'd give it a read. It has some good points. It is hard to believe most of it because he only supports his arguments with hypothetical situations.
by
Adam Wathan & Steve Schoger
, completed
10/12/2021
Not really sure it is worth $150, but it is a great go-to guide to make quick design decisions.
by
James Clear
, completed
10/8/2021
The book does not introduce brand new ideas but rather frames strategies in an easy-to-approach manner. I deleted Instagram from my phone as a result. More habits incoming!
by
Michio Kaku
, completed
7/10/2021
This book made me incredibly optimistic. The physics certainly hurt my brain a bit. I was disappointed that the ethics and moral implications of advanced tech were not really discussed.
by
Don Norman
, completed
6/14/2021
This book made me feel better about accidentally opening a door the wrong way. It has also made me more aware how minor design details can greatly enhance a product.
by
Nir Eyal
, completed
5/27/2021
A great book to explain everyday phenomenon in a concrete manner. I didn't have as many takeaways as I had hoped. Perhaps I need to re-read.
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Scott Lynch
, completed
3/19/2021
Fun story with a creative plot. The author's language was incredibly descriptive and dense (It has been a while since I read such a book).
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