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Hinduism, Hindutva, and the People Who Lit My Mind
A reflection on Dr. Karan Singh’s idea of Hinduism and Hindutva, and the long line of people who quietly shaped my thinking.
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Letter to Self - Passion
This is a letter to my past self just beginning to grow into an adult.
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TDD as a Management Technique Revisited
I still think TDD is a Taylorian construct. What I care about now is thinking about testing and evaluation before writing code.
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Org Incentive Optimization Problem
Most orgs are unknowingly running an “Org Incentive Optimization” algorithm that over-rewards flashy new platforms and under-values quiet reliability work, so you have to translate maintenance into visible, computable outcomes.
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India and the United States
Let us explore the Indo-US relations over the year and where they are headed after recent tariffs imposed by US on India
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[Movie Review] Dhurandhar
Review of Hindi movie Dhurandhar
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Part 1: IEEE 754 Doubles - The Numbers That Lie With A Straight Face
In Java, double feels like a real number. You write 1.0, the compiler nods, the program runs, and everything looks fine. Until it doesn’t.
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Part 2: Associativity, Identity, and Folding - Why Your reduce Keeps Biting You
A practical look at associativity, identity, and folding in Java Streams, and why some reduce calls behave nicely while others explode in surprising ways.