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326 days ago
Guys, I have moved my blog long time back to Blogger! Link to my personal blog... http://batramohit.blogspot.com/ Link to my technical blog... http://mastersact.blogspot.com/ Hope you visit them often :) Thanks!
1112 days ago
You dont find great words like these too often... "The aim of life is no more to control the mind, but to develop it harmoniously; not to achieve salvation here after, but to make the best use of it here below; and not to realize truth, beauty and good only in contemplation, but also in-the actual experience of daily life; social progress depends not upon the ennoblement of the few but on the enrichment of democracy; universal brotherhood can be achieved only when there is an equality of opportunity - of opportunity in the social, political and individual life." --- Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Prison Diary "Revolution" does not merely mean an upheaval or a sanguinary strife - nor is there any place in it for individual vendetta. It is not the cult of the bomb and the pistol. Revolution necessarily implies the programme of systematic reconstruction of society on a new and better basis..." "...by "Revolution" we mean that the present ...
1112 days ago
And it was time for another experiment. A technical guy who has never dealt with this technology before. One of those old age technologies that has never fazed out (and is seriously tough to master!!!) So, I decided to take this challenge "once again" (actually, was forced to take it !!!). After failing twice earlier, I was still raring to go. And I told myself - "I will do it, no matter what. I am not afraid of the consequences". Although my friends were!!! I collected all my energies again, focussed on the problem at hand - and here I went!!! Here is the algorithm for that - although it does not cater to all scenarios but has been built based on same technology but using new tools: Phase 1 Step 1: Take two spoons of oil and put it in rice cooker (this is a newer released version). Step 2: After it is bit warm, add vegetables (for POC (proof of concept) purpose, I used already broken pieces of frozen cabbage and whatever eatable was available). Step ...
1130 days ago
Yups dude, my first day at Microsoft !!! Yes, at Microsoft !!! The day about which I dreamt for around 4 long years...its a long time and finally I was going to be there, at Microsoft - the giant; which was around every corner of my mind - days and nights - about which I thought ! Before you start throwing in any congratulations mail to me, let me clear this air that I am still working with Persistent and am here just for a new project design. But still it is a kind of opportunity that I would have never got if I would have joined Microsoft directly. So, finally, that dream was getting too close, more close, and close... After 26 hours of in-flight time, I reached here...Seattle - where it is actually, the Microsoft headquarters. Not to forget about the intense 10 days that I underwent...interviews, Visa, all formalities, packing and all that stuff. But it was done, everything was finished gracefully. Oh God! how come that happened? Rarest of times where I felt ...
1140 days ago
Just came across an article in Digit's october issue (with good focus on laptops - as i m in search for one & a really gud cover photo ) It says tht " Physics guarantees that a computer will not be able to "discard" more than 3.5 X (10^22) bits of physical information per second "!! For each computation - like an addition - it adds two numbers into one which esstentially means that bits for two numbers that were added are dissipated as heat. As because of physical limits, there is an upper bound of heat dissipation, so processor wont be able to discard more bits than a certain level!! Based on current fastest processors, scientists say we are around 1,00,000 times slower than the max limit. And this will be covered somewhere in around 20-30 yrs, which implies saturation after that period. The issues of heat dissipation because of high electron movement and leakage will start arising more we move towards that limit. Moreover, power required for those ...
