When Schrödinger Meets Ada
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A cozy space to talk about all things tech. From career transitions, code, and tools to job interviews, opportunities, and the latest industry hype, you’ll find it all here.

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Things I’m thinking about

JOB?
Career

Why Job Hunting Feels Like a Full-Time Job — Especially in Tech

From résumés and studies to take-home projects getting ghosted by an AI bot. If you’re currently stuck in this loop, you’re not alone. Keep reading to find out how we can navigate and survive this phase together.

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Career

My Career Is Currently in Superposition

Physics, data science, software engineering—and the strange space between what I planned and what actually happened.

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Study habits

I Have Two Hours. What Should I Study?

A practical approach to interview prep when your calendar refuses to cooperate.

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CV → ? → interview
Job search

What I Wish I Had Known Before Job Hunting in the US

The parts nobody puts in the cheerful career-transition checklist.

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Worth your time

Opportunities

Free programs, apprenticeships, fellowships, returnships, and learning opportunities I think are worth knowing about—curated, not dumped into a giant list.

Sharing tools & hints

Things I built, tried, or bookmarked

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Agent

DSA Study Agent

A study companion for Data Structures & Algorithms that quizzes, tracks, and adapts.

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Hints

My interview-prep shortcuts

Small scripts, prompts, notes, and workflows I actually use.

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Tools

Tools worth opening in another tab

A curated list of coding and career tools—no 87-link dump.

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About

A physicist wandered into software engineering.

This space is part notebook, part experiment, and part conversation. I write about what I’m learning while navigating tech careers, code, interviews, AI, and the occasional rabbit hole.

The goal is simple: share things that are actually useful, point to good resources even when they’re not mine, and keep the conversation human.

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