Yesterday, Siddharta came over to our GE office. A few of us huddled in a small quiet conf. room and Siddharta gave a splendid demo of the software he is working on . And we had some great discussion on agile, agile in restrained environments, such as those controlled by regulatory agencies like FDA. Post session, Lavanya , Siddharta and I finished off at the cafeteria jostling details and efficacy of stand-ups. I met Siddharta at Barcamp Bangalore 3, a few months back. A guy with incisive views, he is one of the more-meat-less-talk tech-entrepreneurs I have come across. It is good to see fruitful social and commercial relationships spring up from Barcamp -- he has some good leads now. I struggle to make some people understand that one aspect of the Barcamp community is to build and support business relationships and networks. Some people get mad at even one single job-post. "Don't spam me", the vociferous will cry, giving little or no thought to somebody who
My run-ins with technology. In the lab, on the bus, after sunset, under the AGP bridge.