The Examined Life Cold Takes
Ravikiran RaoThis is a newsletter about whatever interests me. What it lacks in timeliness, it will make up in length, and hopefully, quality.
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Vibe coding will make Enterprise Software worse
I have been informed that to get engagement on social media, I must have a provocative and surprising title. Therefore, I have titled this piece “Vibe coding will make Enterprise Software worse”, whereas I meant to say that it can make it w...
We have been celebrating the New Year at the wrong time
My investigation into the exact moment at which a calendar year ends and another one begins was prompted by my second-born’s question. He pointed out that while it was customary to start the new year countdown ten seconds before midnight, t...
Culture vs. culture
It is churlish of me to respond to a post praising mine with disagreement, but I am compelled to disagree with my friend Arun Simha when he blames the culture of fatalism for India’s lack of innovation. I must dispute all three levels of th...
The Thesaurus of Theseus – Part 2
I ended part 1 of this essay with a comment that the case for Sanskrit being the origin of North’s oldest language is different. I meant that it is stronger, but not in a way that does it much credit.
The language we now know as Sanskrit g...
Nehru's Bharat Ratna and India's Sedition Law
Listening to this Puliyabaazi podcast on India’s sedition law put into my mind the story of Nehru “giving himself” the Bharat Ratna, for rather tangential reasons that I hope will connect up soon.
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Untangling the Se...
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