I found it incredible how children in Delhi's slums taught themselves to use the internet through the 'Hole in the Wall' project, showcasing the power of self-directed learning and unsupervised access to technology.
I found that BCG New Delhi has been officially added to the Boston Consulting Group world map. I have provided the direct links to the new office page and the global office directory for reference.
I've slowed my online updates because life in Mumbai and Delhi has become more captivating than the web. I'm documenting my travels and experiences across India rather than focusing on my search engine rankings.
I'm sharing a Kuro5hin story that captures the chaotic and mad reality of raising children. It’s a relatable look at parenting that I thought Aniruddha would find particularly interesting given its honest perspective.
I examine the rise of commercial distributed computing markets where companies buy idle retail processor time. This model dis-aggregates computing power, enabling resource-intensive initiatives like the Internet Movie Project to be crowdsourced using spare capacity.
I found The Memory Hole, a project dedicated to preserving and disseminating endangered information, suppressed documents, and obscure records. It serves as a vital digital archive for public data that is otherwise difficult to access or at risk of being lost.