About Me

Who Am I?

The name is Aryan Chauhan. I am a self-taught programmer with a knack for a boatload of questions that just pile up with every new topic. I love learning, and my hobby is gathering knowledge. I do not want to be a generalist, but a jack of all trades.

I am a science follower and love every field down to the most fundamental level. Although I cannot delve into everything in one lifetime, if I could — I definitely would.

Currently, I’ve dedicated myself to the world of computing. I’ve taught myself the essence of computation on my own. That newfound appreciation has been enlightening — full of awe and respect for those who made it all possible.

I’ve written two posts dedicated to my journey:

• 53 Failed Compilers | 1 Burned-Out Dev
• The Anatomy of a Virtual Machine | Lessons From a Self-Taught Programmer

If you’d like to follow me on GitHub, here’s my profile: GitHub

You can follow me or help me — as you wish or desire.

I don’t have much to say, so not many headings.

The reason for doing blogging is — I’ll be honest with you — money. My main motivation for this is money, and my secondary goal is to develop management skills. I lack proper management skills, so this blog will help me manage my time, resources, and also teach me to think more clearly.

Don’t worry. I’m just an engineering student who isn’t even in his 20s yet.

— Aryan Chauhan