My writings

As we conclude our retrospective journey through the Jaja.tv saga, viewed from the perspective of 2014, it’s time to reflect on the impact we had on the media landscape and the invaluable lessons learned along the way.

As we continue our journey down memory lane, reflecting on the Jaja.tv adventure from the vantage point of 2014, it’s time to delve into what was truly the backbone of our innovation - our technology stack.

As I sit here in 2014, looking back on the whirlwind journey that was Jaja.tv, I’m struck by how quickly technology evolves and how what seemed cutting-edge just a few years ago is now commonplace.

As we conclude our retrospective journey through the Kwippy saga, viewed from the perspective of 2013, it’s time to delve into the final chapter of this exhilarating startup adventure. The year 2010 marked a pivotal moment in Kwippy’s history - a year that would see our homegrown Indian innovation capture international attention and ultimately lead to a successful exit.

After months of development and initial beta testing, we’re excited to share some early results of NLPCaptcha implementation and our vision for the future of this technology. Initial Results #We’ve been running NLPCaptcha on a select group of partner websites for the past three months, and the results have been extremely encouraging:

As we continue our journey down memory lane, reflecting on the Kwippy adventure from the vantage point of 2013, it’s time to delve into what was undoubtedly our most exhilarating chapter - the year 2009.

As I sit here in 2013, looking back on my entrepreneurial journey, one adventure stands out as particularly exhilarating and transformative - the creation and growth of Kwippy. From 2008 to 2010, Kwippy wasn’t just a startup; it was a revolution in the way people shared their thoughts online, bridging the gap between instant messaging and blogging in a way that had never been done before.

As we continue to develop NLPCaptcha, we’ve encountered and overcome several technical challenges. Today, I want to share some insights into these challenges and how we’ve addressed them using Python and various NLP techniques.

In 2007-2008, fresh out of university, I had the extraordinary opportunity to join SlideShare as one of its first five software engineers. This experience thrust me into the heart of a startup that would go on to revolutionize how people share and access professional content online.

In 2008-2009, as mobile technology was beginning to transform various industries, I had the opportunity to be part of a groundbreaking project at MPower Money in New Delhi, India. As a Software Engineer, I was instrumental in developing PHIRE, the world’s first mobile debit network that allowed users to perform banking transactions via SMS, leveraging the power of Python and advanced metaprogramming techniques.