Indradhanush Gupta

@igupta.in

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Senior Backend and Infrastructure engineer. I will absolutely automate anything and everything. Building spot.rackspace.com. Polishing my systems programming with Zig. ⚡️ I blog about tech and human behaviour at igupta.in recurse.com alumni. He/Him.

An iPad 10 displaying the first page of the comic: Avatar The Last Airbender – The Promise. Contents of the page on display: Water. Earth. Fire. Air.
A white coffee mug with black coffee. Text on inside wall of the mug says: History of the personal computer Three rows of text partially visible on the outside of the mug, depicts computers from - 1979 Atari 400/800 ZX80, 1980 Sinclair ZX80 - 1987, Acorn Archimedes, 1987, IBM personal system/Z - 2010, Apple iPad, 2012 Raspberry Pi
Screenshot of a note generated by Gemini of a Google meet meeting. Content of the screenshot is: Suggested next steps - [ ] Indradhanush Gupta will get coffee and fix E2E tests by spinning up a K3S based API server for the spot VCP. - [ ] <name redacted> will work on merging their work webhook PR and may need another review later.
Screenshot of a message in the #kuberentes-users Slack channel of the Kubernetes community that says: "@channel If this notification is the first time you have looked at kubernetes-users in the last 6 months, could you leave the channel? We are hitting a per-channel limit on the number of users, and new users want to join. Thanks!" A lot of people have reacted to the message with varying emojis and the message has 12 replies (not captured in the screenshot).
GitHub issue titled Claude 3.7 Sonnet Support #662 on the github repo https://github.com/karthink/gptel/. Issue descritpion contains a elisp snippet to use Sonnet 3.7 with gptel in Emacs. Full link to the issue: https://github.com/karthink/gptel/issues/662
Picture contains +13 (in green), -13 (green) showing the number of additions and deletions respectively in a GitHub Pull Request. Also shows 2 green boxes and 2 red boxes for a visual indicator of the size of lines added and lines removed, in this case being exactly the same.
A screenshot of a search on the Apple App Store. The search bar has the keyword “perplexity ai”. Top result is Google Gemini with a label to indicate that it is an Ad. The second result (not an ad) is for the Perplexity app itself.
A change suggestion on a GitHub PR. Content contains a highlighted tab in a file with spaces. The change suggestion suggest to replace the tab with spaces and the accompanying comment reads: A clever tab sneaked its way into space territory. Let's send it to another dimension!
Partial screenshot of a GitHub menu button with dropdowns from the top right hand side when viewing a file. Shortcuts include actions like Download, Copy path, Copy permalink among other options.
pst time -> December 2, 2024 at 21:13
Indradhanush Gupta: Automating Humor, One Zine at a Time
Before: Black Audio Technical M50x headphones with heavily worn out headband and ear pads.
Spotify screenshot of the album The Last Analog Generation. Currently playing: North Star.
The #1 programmer, excuse for legitimately slacking off: “My codes compiling.” Manager: Hey, get back to work! (Sword fighting dev): Compiling! Manager: Oh. Carry on.
Google Ngram Viewer page for the word schadenfreude. Graph depicts a small increase in usage from the 1850s and a hockey stick like increase in usage from around 1989 to the current time period.
A 5 piece drum kit covered with towels along with brass cymbals.
A metallic blue colored ceramic coffee cup with a broken handle lying next to it. The cup has an image of a gravel beach with pine trees and a wooden walkway etched on it. Text on the coffee cup says: Sand Harbor Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park
The image contains an ASCII art to depict a number line from -12 to 3 with varying ranges marked up by dots and arrows in text. Some of the ranges for example are: -12 to -10, -9 to 0, -11 to 3.
This image is a screenshot of a D20 dice roll on Google. The result is 8.
Example of how Python reuses the same pre-allocated object for small integers between -5 to 256 as a performance optimization.
Test to confirm that bcrypt ignores strings longer than 72 chars