Recently I interviewed tens of candidates for a kernel programmer’s position. These candidates are from big, good…
Ok, introverts: listen here.
Sometimes, someone comes to you, asking for advice regarding a choice to make. It’s either option A or option B. “What is the right decision?”, you’re being asked.
You start to dig, you discover the pros and cons of each option. You rephrase them with your own…
President Obama decided to cancel a one-on-one meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin next month.He canceled for a host of reasons, not…
Hello Family and Friends,
Below is my first ‘thoughts’ email from my Costa Rican adventure. I usually write these down on my iPhone as I am thinking them and…
Kissing probably ruined my life. At least for a good 20+ years. I was a late bloomer. Almost 19 for my first kiss. And…
I watched this amazing video this morning and I suggest anyone who has 3 minutes to spare give it a peek: http://www.vimeo.com/70534716
It’s fittingly titled, “The Innovation of Loneliness” — a three minute speech by the talened Shimi…
I recently had the opportunity of attending the unveiling of a journal, presided by Prof. Moinuddin, Pro-vice chancellor…
So, as I described in my blog, I’m an artist/designer. And when doing my profession, I’m obligated to…
tl;dr — Dear Apple, make an iPhone Pro with f/1.0 lens, Liquidmetal back, matching gesture-controlled headset and…
Yesterday, I read an eye-opening article about things from the Millennial perspective. The author argued that Millennials use of social media is not narcissistic, but connection-driven. From this viewpoint, the always-on world of social media is creating a new “We Generation”.
As many of us might already know, a recent article in Time magazine described Millennials, “people born from 1980 to 2000”[1], as a generation of fame-obsessed, overconfident, lazy, narcissistic, selfish and entitled individuals. Beyond the author’s intentions, the crisis revealed in…
