Bikram Sutar

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Hey, I am Bikram. I share my musings here. If you are here, you probably know me. However, this is the best description of mine - https://www.thebstar.com/blogs/do-what-you-love-or-love-what-you-do.html

 

I am a software engineer by profession. A hustler and a human being at heart. Some find it funny. They ask, What does that even mean? I am a human being, I deeply care about humans, the people close by, and the people around me. Every bit of my energy, I would love to spend to make their life better. 

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A brother - a pillar

My mom used to repeat an old saying: If you have cows, you will have wealth; if you have a brother, you can rely. I am in my 30s; my brother, who is 18 months younger than me, turned 30 on the 6th of this…

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Moving into a new world

We are all moving into a new world. A world where frictions are more real than ever. A world that is very hard to predict. A world that grows exponentially. It is not just me; everyone who has been on the front lines knows this.

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Injured Myna

My brothers and I are just 18 months apart. We have been best friends ever since. We always wanted to have a pet bird. We were fascinated by birds speaking human. Parrot, Myna in stories could speak human. We were too small to find or…

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The Roundtrip

The God's favourite child Ask me how it feels to be God's favourite child. I can answer. I have been one. Probably I have been the one. 5 AM, Friday 12th June, I am travelling back home from Bangalore - and guess what - I…

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Recency bias
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The Recency Bias

We are all biased towards our recent experiences. Recent experiences become so disproportionately important that everything old context is undervalued. This is how our brain works. This is how orgs even function. This happens with events, experiences, information, emotions, whatnot. Our brain doesn't replay old…

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