Exploring monochrome image processing using various Python image processing libraries
Read MoreThe last printed FontBook. 1700 pages, never to be reprinted. Get the few remaining copies here, at a fraction of its original price
Read MoreIt takes a decade to master VIM they say. Mine is just beginning. I've seen how powerful the tool could be. It's like having a nitro boosters on fingers.
Read MoreTo learn to code is a valuable life skill. Just like any other skill, it is in the wielders hands. The possibilities are immense.
Read MoreMy linux system is so humble and simple in its config.
I got a refurbished DELL Optiplex 9010, stripped all its fancy parts, loaded a 2010, Intel Pentium G2010 Dual Core processors with 128 GB SSD and runs on Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS.
Read MoreMost of what I learnt and found about running comes from one source: A book by Haruki Murakami. His first non-fiction work. What I Talk About When I Talk About Running
Read More[Observation] Now a days every time I visit a book shop, I end up picking records than books.
Read MorePhotographers & Movies in Susan Sontag’s On Photography
Read MoreOne more try. My third attempt, not to try and finish but to get started.
To read Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace.
As I’m typing this, I’m feeling that I’ve accomplished something; I’ve Just crossed page number 100. Still 950 pages more.
Read MoreOver the years, there have been a lot of software applications and online communities — open source to be specific — which I’ve benefited from directly by using them for work and indirectly because each one of them stood and are still standing up to something very specific — and that is wonderfully inspiring.
Read MoreThe following are the tools and applications that helps me get the job done; both personally and professionally(photography, video and design)
Read MoreAn absolutely fabulous book, that takes a leaf from Cédric Villani’s life when he was at his prime working on his magnum opus which ultimately led him to win the prestigious Fields Medal.
Read MoreBusiness biographies are usually written only long after an event has occurred or a person has retired. On the contrary, this book’s narrative distinctively stands out because it deals with the present and future too. It is a prose of prognostication and a statement on record for the future to judge.
Read MoreMy Jan 1st 2017 resolution is reading a 100 books this year (current count of books finished stands around 40 I guess..) The one thing that has slyly crept on to me this year is the “feeling of rush” to finish books fast. It became more of a mechanical task rather than a part intellectual and part emotional endeavour which one feels while reading a book.
Read MoreThis book, even though, written for aspiring authors who are beginning to learn the art of writing, I felt it would be immensely helpful for any one who writes - be it, news reporting, blog, research paper, business pitch or even professional emails.
Read MoreTwo reasons why I instantly loved this book:
A fan of Murakami’s writings.
A student of music.
The book is a collection of transcribed conversations between writer Haruki Murakami and conductor Seiji Ozawa.
Read MoreWas there a turning point?
The turning point after two years of anonymity, I think, was Killer Joe. I didn’t rebrand, I unbranded. I stepped off into the shadows, went back and started a family down in Texas. Mind you, I got nervous during that time. I got anxious.