Ballmer goes baloneyAnd I always thought that the big execs in M$FT were smart!!!
If they do make hardware for $100, no one will pay $200 ~ $300 for the OS on it.
If that $100 pc comes up, instead of seeing M$ST $$$ go up, it will definetly go down.
Why ? Cos people would use Linux by then ;) or maybe even a GBrowser based services.
Monday, October 25, 2004
Smoky Mountains and Blue Ridge ParkwayThis weekend I drove down to Smoky Mountains and saw some fall colors.
Fall colors are amazing when you experience it first time. But an overdose
can kill some enthusiasm.
Smoky and Blue Ridge Parkway have amazing roads to drive through and great
over look spots. I drove about 1000 miles over the weekend, and enjoyed a lot.
Wednesday, October 06, 2004
No I have not stopped bloggin ;)Some other ppl I know have..Is it that it just gets on too much to put so much out?Maybe !! I have not blogged for few days (more than a mnth) cos I was not wellfor few days and just didnt sit down and blog. (Am almost recovered now ..fromwhat ever I had...)So I am thinking I need to put in new links on the sidebar here. Btw are you on Orkut ? Its good. I know there are at least a dozen more sites like this.And wasnt Six Degrees the first of such almost 4-5 yrs back ?
Tuesday, September 07, 2004
Rule Engines and Declarative Programming Come to Java [Aug. 19, 2004]In the past one year a lot of attention has been given to rules engine and declarative programming.
Having worked for 4 yrs on Rules driven enterprise projects, this kind of attention to this field
seems pretty exciting. At Selectica I was involved in
implementing business solutions using Selectica technology, and it gave me a good insight
on this world. But I learnt more about the technology when I came out. Almost all Rules engines
pretty much implement the famous Rete Alog, and all claim to do bunch of things. I really wanted
to design rules engine which can be used to drive "agent software". I believe that rules driven
agent software could prove to be a 'disruptive' technology.