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Ritik Sahni

Ritik Sahni is a software engineer and writer. He builds developer tools and writes about engineering, technology, and culture.

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I Want To...

My list of I want tos keeps getting longer, and I’ve stopped reading that as a failure. Wanting too much is better than the alternative.

Beautiful, Out of Place

Italian tailoring on the streets of Delhi misses something fundamental: beauty has always been tied to context. Good style isn’t collecting beautiful clothes — it’s placing them coherently.

And Just Like That, Another Man

On masculinity and the hidden tax on vulnerability — why society only rewards a man’s emotion when it looks like a choice.

The Cerulean Sweater

From Miranda Priestly’s monologue to everyday clothes: how fashion and culture move downstream, lose their origins, and show up as “just a sweater.”

Dance with intent

AI Doom Is Stupid

Peeking Inside Gigantic ZIPs with Only Kilobytes

Thoughts on the quick-commerce outrage

Love the Details

To Learn

On Self-Observability

Protecting Peace: A Game?

Breath

Being You: Social Media as a Canvas

Side-quests

Micro-Cultures

Idea Generation

Not Funny

Humour and People

Working Out of a Cafe

Examples

WAGMI???

Always a Seesaw

Rebellion Against the Norm

Workarounds vs. Structured Methods

There’s an Opening for a Loop

Superiority by Knowing the Unknown

On Ambition

Vessels of Information

Priorities in Conflicts

Visuals

On Attention