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Arjun Krishna

Hijacked Headlines, Twisted Truths, and the Death of Journalism

Hijacked Headlines, Twisted Truths, and the Death of Journalism

Attended an inspiring event, only to watch the media twist it into a controversy. This isn’t just about one headline — it’s about how truth gets twisted, narratives are sold, and why we must reclaim the way we consume news. Think before you believe.

Mac vs. Windows: Why My First Mac Feels Like an Expensive Joke

Quality of Life

Mac vs. Windows: Why My First Mac Feels Like an Expensive Joke

Switching from Windows to macOS felt like upgrading to a spaceship without the user manual. It’s sleek, powerful, and insanely efficient — but also full of small, baffling quirks that make you wonder if Apple believes in common sense. Here’s my journey of love, frustration, and adaptation.

You Have Everything, But You Know Nothing: A Critique of Education

You Have Everything, But You Know Nothing: A Critique of Education

Irony of education? We learn Regression, Probability, and Matrices — but never, how they power ML. Studied ML theory, but the real foundations were hidden in statistics. Only years later, I connect the dots. Education gives us tools but never shows us how to use them. Time to reclaim learning!

Restarting the #100DaysOfCode Challenge

Restarting the #100DaysOfCode Challenge

I've taken on multiple #100DaysOfCode challenges before — some completed, some cut short. Now, I'm restarting, this time focusing on Machine Learning. Consistency, not perfection, is the goal. Join me on this journey of learning, experimenting, and improving — one day at a time.

Is AI Assistance Killing the Next Generation of Developers?

Is AI Assistance Killing the Next Generation of Developers?

AI tools are transforming coding, but over-reliance risks making us spectators, not creators. While AI can optimize and assist, the spark of problem-solving and logic must stay ours. Let AI guide, not replace, our creativity—because true development lies in understanding, not just prompting.

A Server Change: The Power of Caching

Web Development

A Server Change: The Power of Caching

What do you do when your hosting crashes every day? After hours of frustration, we decided it was time for a change.

Let it Snow! A Festive Guide to add Snowfall Effect to your Website

Web Development

Let it Snow! A Festive Guide to add Snowfall Effect to your Website

🎉 Look around! The snowfall you see on this very blog is a live demonstration of what we’re about to build. Yes, it’s already snowing here! Isn’t that magical? 🎄✨

Generation of Cosmic Converse: From Absolute Zero to Something

Science & Technology

Generation of Cosmic Converse: From Absolute Zero to Something

October 5th and 6th marked a memorable two-day stretch for us. We,

It works on my machine... Not on yours... But why? Let's talk Docker!

Web Development

It works on my machine... Not on yours... But why? Let's talk Docker!

For Dev & DevOps geeks, ensuring that your application runs smoothly across different environments can often be a daunting task. A phrase commonly heard among them when troubleshooting such issues is "This works on my machine, not on yours... But why?"

Rising from the Ashes: Restoring Inovus Blogs Post-Termination

Web Development

Rising from the Ashes: Restoring Inovus Blogs Post-Termination

Here's how we managed to recover the contents of a blog hosted on an AWS EC2 instance after being wrongfully terminated.

The story behind a simple, yet complicated Smart Door!

Internet of Things

The story behind a simple, yet complicated Smart Door!

Here's an interesting tale behind the development of an RFID-based Smart Access Door (frankly speaking, an over-engineered one), that we've put together recently at Inovus Labs.

MGU Exam Result Announcement : A nightmare

MGU Exam Result Announcement : A nightmare

Even without proper access to resources, a super-nerd like me could attempt to resolve the issue. It's not always the lack of the right technology. It's the lack of a determined mindset to make it work.