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A Camera, Not an Engine – II At this point, the main question that interests me is how to think with AI, and what role, if any, words ought to play in emerging modes of AI-assisted thinking. The more words become unnecessary for thinking, the more I discover I’m not primarily a writer. I write — read more
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Notes from seat 3F
I’ve been travelling a lot for work. More often than I’m comfortable with. Mostly by flight, sometimes by train. The hardest part isn’t troubleshooting or convincing customers to buy my product — it’s the travel itself, the endless logistics. “If my flight is at 9 PM, I have to be there 1.5 hours before, — read more
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A Fresh Chapter
Every so often a name stops being fitting. I started this blog with the name Sometimes Insightful. But now my writings have outgrown it. On this day, I rename it Becoming Multitudes. Why? Because writing like life is not one dimensional. Somedays it is about tools and work. Other days, it could be about travel, food, — read more
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What my guitar teacher taught me about learning.
It was my childhood dream to learn to play the guitar. But well, at some turn of events, I ended up taking piano classes when I was 10 years old. I kept at it for about 5 years until I expressed my desire to learn to play the guitar to my piano teacher – — read more
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The Generalist
I’m a huge Linkin Park fan. Chester Bennington’s untimely death is a huge lose. Whenever I have times of self-doubt or low points there are some specific songs I listen to, to find solace, that are part of my playlist. It’s an emotional loss. LP is on a hiatus now, and there multiple reports of — read more
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Stationary
After a gap of 1.5 years, physical meetings started to get more and more common place. I find myself visiting customers more often to assess plant conditions, discuss on retrofitting and greenfield projects. Given the number of online trainings and meetings I had sat through during the pandemic, I got more serious about note taking. — read more