“Effective Presentations Using Applied Logical Fallacies” is yet another reminder of logical fallacies, brain shortcuts, and psychological misbehavior that is often taken advantage of by speakers, presenters, and other people trying to convince an audience of something.
“How we designed our Kubernetes infrastructure on AWS” is a case study of how Atlassian (the kind people behind BitBucket, HipChat, Jira, and a few other popular tools) setup their infrastructure on Amazon AWS. With all the popularity of the cloud in general and AWS in particular, there is still not enough articles like this … Continue reading How we designed our Kubernetes infrastructure on AWS
Today is my third birthday as the Qobo CTO. Here are the summary posts for the first and second years, if you are interested. I haven’t had a boring year at Qobo yet. And this last one was the most eventful and interesting, both business and technology wise. Let’s have a quick look at the … Continue reading Three years at Qobo
Charlottesville was a lot in the news recently. I didn’t pay much attention, but now I see why. This is crazy. It almost feels unreal, like a really long trailer or a promotion video to a new movie. But it’s not. It’s real life and it’s happening now. It’s far from funny, but standup comedians … Continue reading Charlottesville: Race and Terror
I’ve been called many a name in my days. But ‘Default Value’ is the first one for me. I’m not sure if that’s a good thing, or not so much. As sent by the otherwise awesome people at Elastix. :)