HeyJaredNirmalya Dutta
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Random Musing: Did Anthropic and other frontier AI companies borrow their business model from Pakistan's foreign policy? (opens the original)
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Nirmalya Dutta is an editorial consultant with The Times of India. He covers world news, pop culture, football, and philosophical memes. He writes the columns Random Musings, Down the Rabbit Hole, and Offside for TOI. He also expresses his angst in The Weekly Vine, a newsletter that blends news, culture, and humour with a touch of chaos. He is the co-creator of Meow Times, a satirical cartoon strip about the absurdities of corporate life. His political, moral, and economic views drift somewhere
The radical thing you should do instead of '80s challenge (opens the original)
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Nirmalya Dutta is an editorial consultant with The Times of India. He covers world news, pop culture, football, and philosophical memes. He writes the columns Random Musings, Down the Rabbit Hole, and Offside for TOI. He also expresses his angst in The Weekly Vine, a newsletter that blends news, culture, and humour with a touch of chaos. He is the co-creator of Meow Times, a satirical cartoon strip about the absurdities of corporate life. His political, moral, and economic views drift somewhere
Can Gen Z be swayed by ‘FOMO’, ‘MIA’ or ‘delulu’? (opens the original)
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Nirmalya Dutta is an editorial consultant with The Times of India. He covers world news, pop culture, football, and philosophical memes. He writes the columns Random Musings, Down the Rabbit Hole, and Offside for TOI. He also expresses his angst in The Weekly Vine, a newsletter that blends news, culture, and humour with a touch of chaos. He is the co-creator of Meow Times, a satirical cartoon strip about the absurdities of corporate life. His political, moral, and economic views drift somewhere
The Weekly Vine, Edition 106: The radical thing you should do instead of the ’80s AI photo challenge (opens the original)
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Hello and welcome to another edition of the Weekly Vine. I tell everyone who is willing to listen that there are three great dystopian novels one needs to read. The first, by Bihari lad George Orwell, is obviously Nineteen Eighty-Four. Orwell, born Eric Arthur Blair in Motihari, discovered, much like Buddha before him, that any association with the state condemns one to a lifetime of ennui. The second is Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, which imagines a world where humanity gives in to its plea
The Weekly Vine, Edition 105: The Apologetic Indian (opens the original)
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Hello and welcome to another edition of The Weekly Vine. If you asked my mother to write the Vine, she could write every edition about my departures from normative behaviour during my childhood and adolescence. From my follicular adventures — which included a mohawk and the Salman Khan Tere Naam haircut — to not taking exams seriously, she has a laundry list. One incident that ranks near the top of my alleged misdemeanours is surreptitiously reading Amartya Sen’s The Argumentative Indian instead
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