A passionate programmer, software architect, and a enthusiastic observer of internet technologies and usage. Having worked in a variety of roles, the essential passion that drives me is that of a Programmer. Architecture and Design issues excite me, Solving problems through programming is what I crave. C++, Java and Python I am quite competent at, Python being the most exciting. A number of other languages I experiment with.

Tweets for 2009-10-29

  • A look at clojure and erlang by @timbray http://ff.im/-aFWxC #
  • Just read an old but interesting quote by @dalmaer "most Java programs are so rife with concurrency bugs that they work only 'by accident" #
  • @codemonkeyism I agree. It just is an interesting quote – and does bear out my experience with java programming. ..contd.. in reply to codemonkeyism #
  • @codemonkeyism ..contd.. that "An average java programmer needs to scale very substantially to manage concurrency" in reply to codemonkeyism #
  • @codemonkeyism #correction "An average java programmer needs to scale very substantially to manage concurrency explicitly" in reply to codemonkeyism #
  • @debasishg yeah .. that was strange. Was my first wave experience .. v. enjoyable in reply to debasishg #
  • Had great wave sessions with @debasishg/@sbtourist & later with @sandygautam (BTW @sandygautam has a most amazing psychology blogs) Thx all. #
  • The #1 reason I love python is brevity. Clojure is playing the seductress. #
  • @kohlerm In my deeply subjective opinion – python code seems to be most natural amongst all mainstream langs. curlys r now vry painful 4 me. in reply to kohlerm #
  • w00t. Ubuntu private cloud is now compatible with Amazon EC2 public cloud. http://www.ubuntu.com/cloud #
  • Ubuntu spanning public-private clouds is a big + 4 those seeking flexibility/elasticity, privacy+cost optimization http://is.gd/4Het5 Views? #
  • The current record to set up a private ubuntu cloud is 25 minutes. http://bit.ly/1rzg9V http://bit.ly/32LOPp That rocks! #
  • Could interoperation / migratibility between private/public clouds be the trigger to substantially influence intra-enterprise architectures? #
  • The mixed blessings of non relational databases. (117 page thesis -PDF) by Ian Varley #
  • The mixed blessings of non relational databases PDF 117 pg http://is.gd/4Hsp1 is a fantastic intro text 4 grokking what n why of #nosql #
  • The #nosql doc I just tweeted about is by far the simplest exposition of nosql for the uninitiated http://is.gd/4Hsp1 RT suggested #
  • RT @martinfowler,@david_ing Irony is I've fixed more perf issues bcos of potential scale-out of slow sys rather than actual busy perf issues #
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