Cycle Gap

Deccan Chronicle: You have, of course, resigned from Infosys. But have you had time to think about conflict of interest issues that might st...

I was chatting with a friend at a mid-sized software company in Bangalore; he said that foreign clients were increasingly insistent that the...

A couple of jokes about statisticians from Oxford mathematician Peter Donnelly's TED talk . Someone, one of my senior colleagues told m...

It's always a shame when technologists, who have to answer precisely to the computer, use political spin when talking to users. ...

Never attribute to stupidity that which can be adequately explained by corruption.

Jim Coudal (JC) in his interview with Ryan Carson (RC) offers valuable insights especially on the importance of being able to write well. S...

In his essay GreatHackers, Paul Graham annoyed the industry with the assertion that Java programmers aren’t as smart as Python programmers. ...

I attended Proto.in , the two day event for startups in Bangalore in Jan'2009. Bangaloreinc has a couple of neat posts in their weekly ...

The 12th Feb issue MoneyLIFE magazine has published a letter from an unnamed head of an Indian IT company. The letter does a great job of ...

Joel Spolsky recently spoke at Y Combinator about selling software to corporate customers. He said that in most companies software costing u...

While going through a presentation (pdf) by John Anderson of the University of Edinburgh at LISA'08 , I came across a fascinating quot...

The free desktop has been in “catchup” mode: catching up to first Windows and now nipping at the heels of the Mac. Our path has been obviou...

Lean staffing also helps Arista keep its costs down. The Menlo Park, Calif., company has fewer than 50 employees and started shipping system...

Watching Steve Johnson's short six and half minute presentation titled 'Software:Business or Hobby ' (video) at the Business of ...

The biggest non-technical difference between git and mercurial is the rabid culture surrounding git. mercurial users fairly happily and quie...

In a Dilbert cartoon, the pointy-haired boss, apparently frustrated by the company's sub-par products, announces that he'll reward e...

About half an hour into the StackOverflow podcast , I started wondering whether I should stop listening to all the navel gazing about the so...

I don't think it's as hard to keep a site from sliding as one might think from the examples of previous sites where things went down...

"Recruiting is hard. It's just finding the needles in the haystack. We do it ourselves and we spend a lot of time at it. I've p...

In response to Paul Graham's essay A Fund Raising Survival Guide , Gordon Mohr has posted a fascinating insight in the comments: The ve...