# Nilesh Trivedi

## Nilesh Trivedi

- [About](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/master.md)
- [Work](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/work.md): Some of the things I have built over the years
- [Ideas](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/thoughts.md): My thoughts on various topics
- [We need a formal theory of Agent Evals](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/thoughts/we-need-a-formal-theory-of-agent-evals.md)
- [Skills young programmers in India need to build in 2025](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/thoughts/skills-young-programmers-in-india-need-to-build-in-2025.md)
- [Why I prefer e-books over paper books](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/thoughts/why-i-prefer-e-books-over-paper-books.md)
- [The Future of Learning](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/thoughts/the-future-of-learning.md)
- [Tech that should exist](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/thoughts/tech-that-should-exist.md)
- [Why I homeschooled my daughter](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/thoughts/why-homeschool.md)
- [Spaced repetition for the entire Web](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/thoughts/spacedrep.md)
- [Why governments should be slow and careful with blockchains](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/thoughts/govt-blockchain.md)
- [WIP: Reactivity in Distributed Systems](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/thoughts/wip-reactivity-in-distributed-systems.md): The way we make multi-tier applications can be so much better, if we think carefully about the fundamentals of computation.
- [Music](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/music.md): I’m primarily a guitarist and a livelooper, though I can play a bit of every instrument. Here is some of my music:
- [Recommendations](https://nilesh.trivedi.link/music/recommendations.md): Here is some music that I think should be heard by more people.


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