I found this video shared by K (part of a series by Professor Russell Stannard) offering me a very interesting perspective on the free will vs determinism debate. (earlier post) httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8EI4obG5zM He starts with talking about the brain as a physical object which is governed by the physical/chemical/biological rules of nature – like a computer works […]
This week’s updates include Twitter advertising, Sean Parker joining Twitter; iPhone 4S, Siri, iOS stats; demise of Zune, Windows Phone, Hotmail updates; Facebook and Websense, new Insights tools, Timeline; YouTube programming, Google+ and Shah Rukh Khan and the Nexus Prime launch delay. [scribd id=68288347 key=key-12lwx4awsxkum08xk1c4 mode=list]
It’s been a while since we left the safe confines of Koramangala city and explored dining options in the suburbs. And thus it was that we decided to try out Applewood, the newly opened restaurant in Indiranagar. It’s on 100 feet Road, above the Van Heusen showroom, just after the 12th Main junction when going […]
Many of us miss out on the books we want to read because of the difficulty in finding them, or the cost involved. Ring-A-Book aims to address both pain points. In conversation with the founder Abhishek Tripathi [scribd id=67915527 key=key-9j8sgd4gm0v8fcezmkr mode=list]
One of the blogs which almost always manages to give me fresh and interesting perspectives is Ribbonfarm. A recent post which caught my attention was ‘The Milo Criterion‘. Though not well versed in Lean Startup principles, I think I managed to get the gist of the post. (The comments were a completely different ballgame though!) […]