Posts from the technology category.
I have to wear this Apple Watch for a work thing. Now, I am not a fan of smart watches in general - its just another screen that distracts me from another screen that is distracting me from what I am supposed to do. But now that I am stuck with this thing for 24 hrs., I would like to see the silver lining. Just to be clear - I am not against the device and what it is designed to do, per se. The en...
Been diving into the state of deeptech in India lately, and it’s becoming clear:We’ve overglorified how we reached Mars for less than the cost of a Hollywood movie. And in doing so, we’ve sent the wrong message to builders:Do more with less. Forever.That’s not how deeptech works. It lacks the signal that it’s okay to fail in the pursuit of frontier innovation. Most deeptech is uncertain, long-draw...
Have you ever stopped mid-scroll on your phone and wondered: what happens after we hand everything over to machines? That quiet unease? That creeping fear? That’s the pulse that drives Zero Bomb by M.T. Hill — a novel that doesn’t just imagine a dystopian future, but one that feels eerily close, like it’s breathing down our necks.Hill, already nominated for the Philip K. Dick Award and now shortli...
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So, I saw this video about a guy playing a piano, when a woman walks in to sing. The piano man (let’s call him that and it has nothing to do with the song) looks at the woman, shakes his hand in abject disappointment and leaves abruptly leaving the woman surprised—embarrassed even—and gingerly walk off, looking around in disbelief. Even the spectators are captured on the hidden camera, showed shoc...
I am an introvert. I know it is a strength. I use it more as an excuse to not meet people. But as you start discovering your tribe in life, people aren’t that much of a problem. Finding your tribe matters.In the past week, I attended three meetups. This is very unusual for me. I had a great time. Each event was unique. It started with a Hasgeek conference, then an insightful interview and workshop...
Let me ask you something—have you ever felt like you’re constantly trying to keep up with the breakneck speed of technology? Like you blink and there’s another “game-changing” tool everyone’s raving about? Same here. And honestly, it can feel overwhelming—especially when you're trying to grow a business, lead a team, or even just stay relevant in your career. But POWERHOUSE by Anurag Jain? This bo...
Picture this: You’re lounging with your morning chai, scrolling through your phone, maybe checking the news or catching up on messages. In that quiet moment, your personal data might already be circling the globe. Feels a bit eerie, doesn’t it?That’s exactly the kind of everyday scenario that Privacy Matters: Navigating the Data Protection Maze opens with—and it hooked me instantly. Written by Dr....
Listen to the audio version hereरोज़गार का शाम पर पहरा हैं,दोपहर के बाद सीधा अंधेरा हैं।न सूरज की धूप, न पत्तों की सरसराहट,बस व्यस्त व्यक्तिओं की एक सामूहिक घबराहट।कौन रखेगा तेरी जीत हार का लेखा-जोखा,क्या प्रसारण से ही बनता हैं तेरा जीवन अनोखा?देख प्रशंसक खुद प्रशंसा बटोर रहे हैं,जिनसे भिख मांग रहा हैं, वो खुद तेरा कटोरा टटोल रहे हैं।दौड़ थी अंधी, भीड़ थी बहरी,Degree का नकाब, बिकता भरी दोपहरी |लगा...
Had a demo with a large org today. It all began with an initial call a few weeks ago with one of the team members from this org. We tried to show everything we had built. We discovered that querying large datasets in natural language is a use case that this team is interested in. Fortunately, we had started building something along these lines just a few days ago. We showcased whatever little we ...