Read the plaque before you knock Just before you step into my office, there is a passage on the wall. Most walk past it. For the few who read. the only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything […]
Computing’s Next Inflection Point Is Here Computing has had a handful of real inflection points — moments where the constraint that used to define the industry simply stopped applying, and an entirely different question became the important one. We’re at another one of those moments right now. The question this time isn’t “what can we […]
Every few decades, the relationship between people and computers gets rebuilt from the ground up. We’re in the middle of another one of those resets right now. It’s worth being precise about what’s actually changing, because this shift is bigger than a new tool showing up in your toolbar. From calculator to command line The […]
There’s a lot of noise right now about “AI fatigue,” and most of it circles back to one word: hallucination. Ask an influencer why teams are burning out on AI, and they’ll tell you the models are unreliable, the outputs are untrustworthy, and the fix is a $299 prompt engineering course. I don’t buy the […]
India stands at a strange and defining crossroads. On one hand, it is one of the fastest-growing startup ecosystems in the world—producing unicorns, scaling digital infrastructure, and transforming consumer markets at unprecedented speed. On the other, it remains deeply dependent on external innovation for the very foundations of modern civilization: chips, advanced materials, AI infrastructure, […]
I did not arrive by the familiar road,the one marked by predictable milestones.There was no bicycle leaning against a wall,no bat learning the shape of my hands through dust.My childhood glowed instead—screens humming softly,circuits waiting to be understood,machines inviting conversation rather than command. I learned early that to know somethingyou must be willing to open […]
There is a quiet couragein showing up.Not as a green dot on a screen,but as breath, voice, posture, intent. In walking through doorswhere ideas linger in hallways,where whiteboards rememberwhat browsers forget,where time has edgesand hours mean something again. To be on-siteis to accept rhythm—arrival, effort, pause, departure—a frame strong enoughto hold balance.Work stays at workso […]
Before the machine awakens, a thought must be spoken. Not in volts or silicon pulses, but in sentences of reason, crafted for another mind to follow without fear. A programmer does not whisper to metal . They speak to future humans— to strangers across time, to teammates not yet hired, to themselves on a tired morning months from now. Logic becomes prose. […]
We begin with a question that hums in code and coffee,What if?—the softest spark that ever lit a revolution. So we gather our courage like loose wires,hands trembling, eyes alive,ready to make a dent in the universewith nothing but belief and a blinking cursor. Night after night, we build.Not because it is easy—but because it refuses […]
Every few years, the startup ecosystem renews its myths. In 2025, the loudest myth remains this: That building a startup is about speed, exits, and repeating the cycle until wealth compounds. But beneath the pitch decks and press releases, there is a quieter truth—one that founders, early leaders, and their families live every day. This […]