Ramesh Jain

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Busy time

End of the quarter and working on a large proposal and getting ready to go to Singapore and India — all these and the regular activities can definitely keep you very busy. This is busy time, but exciting time. I…

By Ramesh | December 5, 2007 | Personal | No Comments |
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Social Networks for less privileged

Arup Chakraborty brought to my attention a great story from NYT some time ago. This story talks about social networking for people who don’t have computers: Babajob seeks to bring the social-networking revolution popularized by Facebook and MySpace to people…

By Ramesh | November 26, 2007 | Entrepreneurism, Experiential Computing | No Comments |
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Relationships

Human relationships are truly strange. In some discussions today — my old time friend was visiting me from India and we were talking about all kind of things — much of the discussions was about relationships. It is always puzzling…

By Ramesh | November 24, 2007 | General Updates | No Comments |
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3D movies

A good analysis of 3 3D movie technologies is given here. Stephen Shankland saw Beowulf in all 3 forms: Imax 3D, Real D, and Dolby 3D. After seeing the same movie twice in each of these formats, he concluded that…

By Ramesh | November 22, 2007 | Experiential Computing | No Comments |
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We have a long way to go!

Just read this in Times of India. India is the most illiterate county and has poor record in human development index. When we read all the good things, we should not forget such important things. We have a lng way…

By Ramesh | November 21, 2007 | General Updates | No Comments |
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