Category: Web Culture
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Ducks & Dogs cafe, paltana hills, Gurgaon.
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A tranquil evening at Taj, New Delhi
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Soft Power & Bollywood – Expose on Bollywood
courtesy : WIO News
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You know what your problem is?
Your arrogance about being honest. You want people to thank you for doing your own duty.
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The dark craft of Engineering Managemet – Laura Thomson
I came across this wonderful post by Writer & veteren PHP developer Laura Thomson titled The dark craft of Engineering Management. Completely agree with her. Here are some excerpts that I liked in particular: “Management is the craft of enabling people to get things done.” Engineers, in general, know their jobs, to a greater or…
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Online Privacy & National Security – A statement by Oxblood Ruffin
I had the pleasure to listen to Oxblood Ruffin at All India Privacy Symposium at New Delhi last week & was hugely impressed by the way he put the case for on-line privacy in very simple yet extremely persuasive words. I particularly liked the analogy between our virtual selves and our covered real selves. I…
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Your SOLUTION is Not My PROBLEM – Dave McClure
It’s about a 2 year post but still hold as good today as it was then, it not more … Good read for entrepreneurs … Read from the original post
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Underdo Your Competition – on building web apps by David Heinemeier Hansson
I am reading one of DHH’s old book “Getting Real“. It is a really nice book explaining nice principles on building a killer web app. He emphasizes on building less rather than more. Building less features but doing them extremely well. I am quoting him here as it is: Conventional wisdom says that to beat…
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Saint – Lal Bahadur Shastri
A guy was standing in line for admission to the college. When his number came up, the clerk for admission returned him his admission form & said that the father’s occupation column is empty, he needs to fill it. The boy filled it quickly & returned the filled form to clerk. Taken the form in…
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Larry Page’s Google business card, circa 1998 – Holy Kaw!
Larry Page’s Google business card, circa 1998 – Holy Kaw!.
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