I am still not over the fact that my role model Charlie Munger passed away at 99. And the same is true for his cult - which is pretty huge, spread across the world! So I have been watching for last few days multiple videos of and about Charlie and articles written by him or... Continue Reading →
RIP, Charlie Munger!
I never thought I will have to say "R.I.P., Charlie Munger!" before her turned 100, which was just one month away. However, here I am ЁЯШж Yesterday (28th November) I slept at around 11 AM IST - which is much earlier than my usual time. I don't know why but I woke up at 2:30... Continue Reading →
Win-Win Podcast with Liv Boeree: Simon Sinek on Competition, Business and the Infinite Mindset
I discovered Liv Boeree exactly 1 year ago via Lex Fridman podcast and I had blogged about it on 26th September 2022. She is a Poker champion and her episode was Lex Fridman was very captivating. I started following her since then. Few months back she started her own podcast show "Win-Win" where she invites... Continue Reading →
Happy 60th B’day, Garry Kasparov!
Garry Kasparov, the 13th World Champion and one of the greatest chess players in history, turns 60 today! ЁЯОЙ ЁЯОВ He dominated the game for more than 20 years as its top-rated player and won every super-tournament he played in for 9 straight years (1981-1990). His use of computers in chess preparation revolutionised the game,... Continue Reading →
Bradman and Tendulkar | The untold story of two of cricketтАЩs giants
I just stumbled upon this interesting documentary on Donald Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar - arguably two of the best batters (now a days batsman has changed to a gender neutral batter!) in the world of cricket. If you are a cricket aficionado (in simple words, a fan...but that word doesn't sound geeky!) you'll enjoy this... Continue Reading →
Elon Musk and Twitter
Elon Musk is maverick at his best and crazy nut otherwise. He's also world's richest person (or in top 5). This means he can get away with anything; and it seems he is trying to stretch that hypothesis to weirdest levels! It's said that rich man's joke is always funny. The new version of that... Continue Reading →
Steve Jobs – Lost speech in 1983 predicts future
One of the few people I admire and follow keenly is Steve Jobs. So every time I discover a new video of him (not about him, but of him), I watch it immediately and if it's great, I post it on my blog. I recently discovered one such "lost speech" by him in 1983 which... Continue Reading →
Harsha Bhogle on The Grade Cricketer
Harsha Bhogle is one of the most intelligent sports commentators of all time! I like Vijay Amrutraj's tennis commentary. I like Sunil Gavaskar's cricket commentary. Both have been very good players of the respective sport. It's not often that people have a long second career (as coach or commentator or administrator) in the same sport... Continue Reading →
Botez Sisters and Lex Fridman Podcast
A couple of weeks ago I blogged about Magnus Carlsen's chat with Lex Fridman. It's an amazing episode and you must watch it if you are fan of chess or podcasting. It was the first time I checked full episode of Lex Fridman's podcast and that was because of Magnus. But while watching it I... Continue Reading →
A Lecture And Two Documentaries About Ramanujan
Here is an excellent documentary on the math genius Srinivasa Ramanujan https://youtu.be/OARGZ1xXCxs One more short documentary on Ramanujan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixra6x1XdjE Why does Ramanujan matter? - A talk by Prof. Ken Ono https://youtu.be/7ynhiZJUMzA
ekoshapu 
Recent Comments