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Avinash
An East-Indian software developer & digital artist. Likes meditation, coffee, programming, good music, books & thunderstorms.
What If... People Focused on Opportunities? http://www.noop.nl/2012...
Didn't know Russia required Passport details to be able to register .RU domains! #overcomplicated #domains
RT @zeldman: The people who made the Internet ask the US Govt not to break it http://t.co/P53GCpiY
Supercurio brings Carrier IQ detection to the people, pitchfork optional http://t.co/JnWQUTcb
MIT-created algorithm predicts likelihood of running red lights, places blame where appropriate http://t.co/gjnAzKAz
Working To Defeat the Stop Online Piracy Act - Brandon Savage http://t.co/6BvXKKzB
Indian version of Moleskine: http://t.co/YjhYIGT6. I'm really, really satisfied with the quality of these notebooks.
"… any idea or problem or body of knowledge can be presented in a form simple enough so that any..." http://t.co/CXJWb0p5
SIM-based NFC gains global support from 45 mobile carriers, all huddled around GSMA's standard http://t.co/bEqEZ9xn
Dennis Ritchie passed away - http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node...
Another super-genius leaves the earth.. This month is taking such people away from us who changed the computing industry.
- Avinash
The Cathedral and the Bazaar - http://elegantcode.com/2011...
How much did Steve Jobs Mean To the Tech Industry? - http://blogs.msdn.com/b...
Steve's death has made me more serious about life and its responsibilities. Only a very responsible person like Steve can change the world in so many ways. I'm nothing compared to him -- probably in all possible ways -- but going through the pile of news about his life & death, I certainly feel that I need to be much more responsible and much much more creative. It's our tendency to ignore people while they're with us and I'm not unique in this case but I certainly miss his permanent absence from this world. May he rest in peace and guide all of us who want to follow his path!
- Avinash
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