1d ago · 7 min read · Three months ago, I was copy-pasting tables from websites into spreadsheets. Like everyone else, I'd select the table, Ctrl+C, paste into Excel, and then spend 20 minutes fixing the formatting. Today,
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Mar 7 · 5 min read · Originally published on nvarma.com I'd just finished setting up a newsletter with Kit and tried webmentions (p.s. it was a waste of time, no backlinks showed up). I was thinking about what would actually make this site more useful for anyone who vis...
Join discussionFeb 24 · 4 min read · I've spent three months auditing, optimizing, and hardening a sovereign AI mesh network. Nine bugs fixed in one session. Thirty-two skills deployed. Four knowledge corpora written. And I never explained why any of it matters. The sessions tell the st...
Join discussionFeb 22 · 2 min read · A Reddit thread went viral last week with a brutal take: "Build in Public is the biggest lie indie hackers tell themselves." The comments revealed something darker: it's creating a generation of fake businesses. Let's unpack this. The Original Promis...
Join discussionFeb 20 · 3 min read · I Run 107 Repos from a Mac Mini in Goa Author: Paul Desai Date: 2026-02-18T17:00:00+05:30 Tags: sovereign-ai, infrastructure, indie-hacker, building-in-public, india, local-first No AWS. No Vercel. No managed Kubernetes. Just a Mac Studio, a Mac m...
Join discussionFeb 17 · 4 min read · The cost of an unresolved task isn't the task itself — it's the attention tax you pay every time you boot up and see it still sitting there. For ten months I've been building MirrorDNA: a sovereign AI stack that runs on my infrastructure, speaks my p...
Join discussionFeb 16 · 4 min read · I've built a sovereign AI operating system over ten months. The world has seen exactly none of it. This is a problem I created and a problem I'm going to fix. The inventory: 57 git repositories. A memory bus with 228 entries. A vault with 5,000 notes...
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