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Revisiting India's Post-Harvest Supply Chain (2011 → 2026)
A 2026 revisit of a 2011 note: what has actually changed in India's post-harvest supply chain since 2011, and what still leaks value.
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A quiet rebuild: assets, webcmd, and accessibility
Over the last day or so, I made a round of changes to this site that will not look like much from the outside, but that I think materially improve how it loads, how it behaves, and how it feels to use — especially for readers who navigate by keyboard or rely on assistive technology. None of this ...
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Hello, 2026: Shipping Hope in Small Commits
A New Year note: small, consistent commits, and what I want 2026 to actually be.
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Discipline First: A Trust Pipeline for AI-Assisted Coding
AI-assisted coding is a force multiplier. This post argues that disciplined engineering practices, rooted in Extreme Programming, are what make agentic workflows trustworthy and shippable.
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Part 5: NaN, Infinity and the Rules of Weird Math
In IEEE 754 floating point, there are special values (NaN, +∞, −∞) that follow rules that look like broken logic, until you realize they're trying to protect you from lying math.
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Part 4: Machine Epsilon - The Smallest Change a Double Can See
How fine is the double-precision grid, and why does 1.0 vanish next to 1e16?
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Reforming the Security Council Without Breaking Trust
A practical case for UNSC reform that preserves stability, legitimacy, and the incentives for major powers to stay invested.
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Part 3: BigDecimal - When Doubles Aren't Enough
Why BigDecimal exists, how it really works, and when you should reach for it instead of double.