March was a good month for yours truly, because despite a fair bit of travel, I managed to post every single day (yay for me!).
- My number one learning for the month of March,2024 was that if you are a cricket fan, you absolutely should go and see a test match at Dharmshala if you get the opportunity. It’s not like I have been to all the stadiums in the world (hell, I haven’t been to all the test match venues in India, not by a long shot) – but I find it difficult to imagine that there is a more picturesque stadium than this one. It’s a long ol’ trip, but trust me, it is worth it.
- Prompt engineering is a skill worth learning, regardless of your age and profession. I cannot wait for Ethan Mollick’s book to land, and you should pre-order it. Check out the website in the meantime.
- Green, red and Zomato. This is my take.
- My reflections on Paul Graham’s essay on, well, the best essay (with a bit of Pirsig for company)
- My reflections on a book, a chart, a blogpost and a book on Foxconn and its factory in Tamil Nadu. This is a topic I hope to think and write about (and read about!) much more in 2024.
- I conducted a train the teacher program in Goa, and had a lot of fun. I also learnt about the latent demand for teaching how to use AI in the classroom.
- What links Satyakam (the movie) and RCT’s in Kenya? This blogpost does.
- If you’ve ever been to Dharamshala and McLeodganj, Devon’s Twitter thread will resonate with you.
- I hope to become a better photographer, and I found this video very helpful. It is about being a better photographer if you’re using your smartphone. Perhaps you will too.
- Weird pick, and not so much because of when the post was written (in February), but because of the date it is about (1st of April) – Sidin on why our financial year begins on the 1st of April.
I’ll be back after (hopefully) 30 posts in April 2024.
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