Maybe if the owner said it's intresting to his employee, the employee would try to go deep into the problem and figure out the flaws.Henry Ford did that too.
I think maybe the important question is people having a lack of faith in these stuff.You can't have faith when all you see is everytime the same thing repeating one way or the another.
For those of you who have been dying to want to go watch a tennis match in person, I have a few passes that the folks at ACOPEN graciously said, they could give away!
okay i have thought of dropping out quite a lot but i don't see any people replicating in india anything of the sort of silicon valley guys who dropped out.I understand that india is still in its nascent stage and it will take time for a tech company from india to have a global impact but even then i don't see any dropouts who made a huge impact in tech sector in india.So how can i take such a risk?
School seems like hell!!I just literally don't want to go there in the morning and just want to get back as soon as possible.The problem here is i don't find any excitement there.People just don't care about coding and tech and teachers have hard problems solving problems and it's a vicious cycle as jobs will only come by marks and marks will only come by "rote" learning.
2)After that kept on looking for open source projects ... found some to do as well ... but could not sustain it.One of the major problems is that i like to interact and discuss things and when that doesn't happen,i get disconnected!!I belong to a local engineering college in delhi and it becomes hard to find people who discuss stuff about opensource and other things.