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How to invest 100 Rupees
Lazy Sunday. I decided to drive to Bijapur, the nearest town to get some groceries. Luckily a friend of mine was already there and he promised to buy the few stuff I want. I saved almost Rupees 500 on petrol and toll(more about it later). Suddenly the idea strikes me, if I were to actually save amounts like this, which I would invest / deposit / save somewhere, over a period of time, lets say a year, would not it cumulate to a decent figure. Think of the last time you wanted a pint of beer and your fridge was empty. You were too lazy to go the store and guess what? you saved 80 rupees! What if this repeats 50 times in a year and you were to park that 80 rupees systematically every time? Something to think about.
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Pay Revision!
Finally figured out what happened during the last pay revision!
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DIY home garden waterering system.
My wife & I grow a few potted plants in our balcony, which we call our private garden :) . We have an Arduino uno board lying around the house and we decided to brush up our engineering skills and to make a water pumping system for our garden.
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Obsession with https
I have been obsessed with https for a while. I love the green padlock more than the i in a circle. So, when I created my personal site, this blog, and a portfolio page, I wanted it to be served over https, rather than just http. Of course, I was not setting up a payment page or something that required the visitors to enter their bank or credit card details. But, still, the padlock gave a sense of security.
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Butterfly in a powerplant
A random click from NTPC Kudgi. Beauty of nature right in the middle of brute power
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck - *Mark Manson*
The title of the book is a bit misleading. The book is not about being careless, but rather caring more about less things that matters the most. It is not about being indifferent to everythig. The book tells you to select your priorities because you can be concerned about only a few things genuinely.