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Sravasti Nair

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Am I a hypocrite for wanting AI to code but not write? Where is the demarcation — or is there one?

I am not a coder or a software developer. My background is in Electrical Engineering and specifically in chip design. But as most chip or…

2d ago

Am I a hypocrite for wanting AI to code but not write? Where is the demarcation — or is there one?

2d ago

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One Earth

How We Perceive Accents and What That Says About Us

By the time I was 10 or so, I had changed school multiple times as my family moved from one part of India to another. The school I was…

Mar 4

How We Perceive Accents and What That Says About Us

Mar 4

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One Earth

Seeking Solace In Troubled Times — Seeing Past The Collective Dissonance

It is easy to lose hope. It is hard to see through the chaos and cruelty — for lack of a better word and as a counter-expression for…

Feb 26

Seeking Solace In Troubled Times — Seeing Past The Collective Dissonance

Feb 26

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One Earth

Not Just Words: Seeing Poverty The Way It Is (And Actually Seeing It)

Poverty. It is a word that we get used to because it is the biggest divide across societies around the world. It is a comfort and a solace…

Feb 19

Not Just Words: Seeing Poverty The Way It Is (And Actually Seeing It)

Feb 19

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One Earth

How Not To Be Oneself: Changing The Way We Communicate At Work

When I first started my career as an engineer in Silicon Valley almost 30 years back, I was naive and gender oblivious. I know it sounds…

Feb 11

How Not To Be Oneself: Changing The Way We Communicate At Work

Feb 11

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Monsoon Musings

The Way We Were: Why We Should Reconnect With Our Past Selves

In his much viewed TED talk ‘You don’t actually know what your future self wants’, Shankar Vedantam, host of NPR podcast ‘The Hidden…

Feb 3

The Way We Were: Why We Should Reconnect With Our Past Selves

Feb 3

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One Earth

Is Dreaming An Entitlement? The Artificial Boundaries That Make It So.

I think it was called ‘The Radiant Reader’, or may be the ‘New Horizon Reader’? Basically, it was one of those legacy textbooks left behind…

Jan 24

Is Dreaming An Entitlement? The Artificial Boundaries That Make It So.

Jan 24

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The Eight Limbs

Three, four, five: The ancient approach to taming the mind and harnessing the power within

Mindfulness has become a buzzword of sorts in recent years as a way to deal with a multitude of issues — physical or mental — whether as a…

Jan 8

Three, four, five: The ancient approach to taming the mind and harnessing the power within

Jan 8

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One Earth

US Reliance On Foreign ‘Technology Workers’: Looking Beyond The Controversy

Immigration. A hot button item if there was one, for both sides of the aisle and for the general public. A subset of that is the recurring…

Dec 31, 2024

US Reliance On Foreign ‘Technology Workers’: Looking Beyond The Controversy

Dec 31, 2024

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The Eight Limbs

Unraveling the threads of Yoga — the sage and his words

Change of regime through an onslaught of invasions was nothing new for India of the 1800s as it had become a norm over the course of many…

Nov 29, 2024

Unraveling the threads of Yoga — the sage and his words

Nov 29, 2024

Sravasti Nair

Sravasti Nair

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Relentless reader, sporadic writer, passionate about technology, literature and history as means to build a more compassionate world.

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