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hkirat/what-im-learning
This isn't a project — it's Harkirat Singh's personal running list of YouTube talks, blog posts, and GitHub links he's currently reading, dumped straight into a README with zero commentary. It's for people who follow him and want a peek at what a working engineer is consuming this month, not for anyone looking for a library or tool.
The link quality is genuinely good — rust borrow checker internals, craftinginterpreters, Bun's FFI and install internals, low-latency trading systems, WebRTC internals from OpenAI's realtime API — this is a legit signal of what senior systems/infra people are reading right now. Zero setup cost: it's a README, you skim it in five minutes. Topic spread (Rust, blockchain internals, AI infra, trading systems) makes it a decent discovery surface if your interests overlap with his.
No structure whatsoever — no dates, no categories, no one-line note on why a link is there, just a flat unordered list that only grows and never gets pruned, so older entries rot with zero context. It's not actually a repository in any functional sense; using GitHub stars/forks as the discovery mechanism for a link list is a stretch — a gist or a personal notes page would do the same job. The 1k stars almost certainly reflect the author's existing audience rather than anyone finding value in the repo's structure or content organization, since there isn't any.