Why the massive, algorithmically driven platforms feel exhausting, and why we should build tiny, cozy corners on the web instead.
#the internet#philosophy#cozy-web
Naman
Notes on building things, the internet, stories, and figuring life out.
Hello, I'm Naman.
I make things on the internet, tell stories, and write to make sense of the world. This is my quiet corner of the web. I build simple software, think about how tech shapes our lives, and share whatever sparks my curiosity.
No tracking scripts, no advertisements, and no algorithms. Just words, code, and thoughts cast out into the digital ether.
Recent Writing
All Posts →A retrospective on the beautiful, chaotic early days of learning HTML and CSS, and how we often lose that magic as we become 'professionals'.
#building#learning#nostalgia
Why the tools that do one thing beautifully almost always outlast the massive, feature-packed platforms that try to do everything at once.
#minimalism#tools#productivity
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- •Building: A clean personal ecosystem using Astro 7 and Tailwind v4.
- •Reading: The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green.
- •Thinking: The profound value of owning your own platform in an age of rented audiences.
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