Kirubakaran Athmanathan

Innovator's dilemma applied to your personal life.

Potentially False Dichotomy My friend Vic is a programmer working for a big company.

Another really great book in the series.

This was such a fun read.

It was good and I love Heinlein, but it hasn't aged that well.

Ugh, a cliffhanger.

I mostly enjoyed this book, but there were too many coincidences for my taste.

I loved it.

He uses great examples to illustrate logical fallacies and cognitive biases.

It didn't slow down at all in the second volume, as is typical for a series.

Thoroughly enjoyed the book.

I enjoyed the whole series.

This is a part of the Consulting Lessons Learned series.

I loved this second book in the series as much as the first.

InstantExporter, the product I was building, is feature-complete for what I set out to do and it's mostly sales work for now.

Coincidentally, this book which also titled "We Are Bob" was recommended to me by my friend Robert, a local sentient programmer Bob, much like the protagonist.

I’m listening to this talk by William Byrd: The Most Beautiful Program Ever Written If you can’t fit an idea on a 3”x5” card

I capture my notes on books that I read as org files and publish that as my bookshelf.

I've read about Flow from productivity and psychology books.

Context I’ve been working as a software consultant for over 15 years.

Coding A couple of days ago, I started writing a Python script to port my old Blogger blog posts, which were hosted at blog.kirubakaran.com, over to this website.

I’m now using Hugo to render my website.

.special a { border-bottom:1px solid #e22; } I pronounce my name as kroo-PAH-krun.

This was exactly the book I needed, while making some big changes to my work.

The audiobook version was great.