Documenting how much we pay domestic worker
A rough sense of how much capital I have as of now
The scientific method is not an 18th century European creation. It's what human beings (and brainy animals) are born with since before history.
The behind-the-scenes story of Kaanu's online version.
https://blog.learnlearn.in/visualizing-annotated-bibliographies-story-of-kaanu/
Notes/links on protecting mediawiki from crawlers
Nokia — connecting people ChatGPT — disconnecting people
Another one of those late night sysadmin rabbit holes
My new manifesto
I had this idea of the video an year back, finally got the time and people ( @debianindia <3 ) to do it :)
The og reference: https://youtu.be/GzeAQlSxVvc
In which I argue that "privacy", indeed, is unnecessary
I just installed a firefox extension to share a link via telegram.
And then I uninstalled the extension after sharing the link.
Corporate hands off Public medical colleges!
Kameshwar Rao and Abhay Shukla has written an insightful article about why privatisation of medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh is an anti-people move. Linking in first comment.
Also available in Hindi and Marathi!
https://phmindia.org/2025/07/01/corporate-hands-off-public-medical-colleges/
In which bell hooks has written everything I think about theory (and try to do it in my blog), about academia, and about the struggle (and so much more).
Spent half a day yesterday moving my tech blog from jekyll to hugo. If you notice a new style for the site (like it or not), this is the reason.
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An appeal to be asking more questions and engaging with things more sincerely.
https://blog.learnlearn.in/21st-century-humans-are-incredibly-easy-to-fool/
It's a common habit for scientists to be excited about the possibilities of newer technologies. But for people in public health, it is important to pause and reflect on what really matters.
Okay, there's no way an American director could have produced something that Indians can learn from, is there?