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August Issue: An appeal to believe in yourself

The August Issue of The Analog Perspective talks about believing in yourself while building a quiet profile of work that resembles your personality.

Vaibhav Kalekar

Vaibhav Kalekar

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August Issue: An appeal to believe in yourself
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Hey Folks,

I am writing to you from the Southern Hemisphere. August feels a bit different here than what I have been used to for the past five years. It's bitterly cold and rainy, with a silver lining that spring will be right around the corner.

I am not writing this to talk about the weather, of course. I have a few things to share.

What will you read in this issue?

First of all, I am trying out this new format for this bi-monthly issue, so it is easier to share some updates rather than spam your inboxes with a new email on random days.

I hope that I can share some updates from my writings and everyday work in these newsletter issues. The writings from my blog, personal website, and other technical websites I intend to post.

Let's get started!

My Recent Posts

I was busy with a few things for the past few weeks, like moving to a new country and setting up a new life & job. In the process, I was able to renew my love for Linux.

Read about it here -

The World of Arch is Fun with Omarchy
Omarchy is the new opinionated setup for Arch Linux by dhh to get the users started quickly without having to deal with the nuances and frustrations of Arch Linux. I have dabbled in the world of Linux and macOS back and forth to understand my preferences and relearn to enjoy technology again.
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My foray into Linux with Omarchy

TUI over GUI, and we might be onto something unprecedented
Terminal User Interface, as the name suggests, is a command-line utility with a user interface for navigation. Each application boasts a keyboard-driven user interface for increased productivity and easy navigation in the app.
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Immersing myself into world of Linux and Terminal Apps

Coding Project

I have been trying to keep myself active on the technical front by taking on small projects for my GitHub profile -

The whole recourse around MCP servers is very intriguing. There is only one way to put it to use - Set it up for QA, coz no one seems to want to test before shipping. Figuring out how Playwright MCP server can help with testing - github.com/vaibhav-kale...

— AnalogPerspective (@vaibhavkalekar.com) 2025-08-11T05:30:42.972Z

Automation with Playwright MCP

Creative Project

I enjoy writing. It is one of those lifelong hobbies I am trying to develop. I like to get lost in creative fiction. Here is the first chapter in the new series -

The Archivist on the Chain
The Archivist on the Chain is a story set in the near future. The world is divided between those who have adopted the proposed way of living with a Centralized system governed by AI and those who wanted a more decentralized outlook that protects individualism.
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Short Story - Dystopian Sci-Fi

Finally, to the topic I want to touch upon -

I had a few thoughtful nights where I had a retrospective look at the year gone by and my time spent in Germany. Compared to my time in Chicago, USA, it was quite a different experience on the professional front, which made me question a lot of things. Hence, I wanted to write about Belief.

An appeal to believe in yourself

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