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Training, the Simple way
One year ago (in October 2018), we piloted the Simple app in five public health facilities in Punjab, India. The original process of teaching healthcare workers to use Simple in pilot hospitals involved in-person trainings over a week from members of our team. We’ve come a long way since then.
From wings to cups
India has a Three-Body Problem
When I moved to Bangalore six years ago, I had no interest in India’s garbage management problem. I moved here to build a software company, not to muck about with garbage bins. But every time I would fly between the subcontinent and the Americas, I would find relief on my home continent and exhaustion on my continent of immigration.
Fast Sudoku Solver in Haskell #1: A Simple Solution
Sudoku is a number placement puzzle. It consists of a 9x9 grid which is to be filled with digits from 1 to 9. Some of the cells of the grid come pre-filled and the player has to fill the rest.
Finances in an Employee-Owned Technology Co-operative
If you are not already familiar with nilenso, I apologize. This article may not make any sense to you. Requested as an opinion piece in reply to an internal email on salaries, it hinges on a lot of context.
Designing for Open Source Software
Writing a Simple REST Web Service in PureScript - Part 2
Writing a Simple REST Web Service in PureScript - Part 1
Gunak — Designing with the Indian Government
Designing for Rural India — Part 1
Black Mirror*, or a review of the review process at a software co-operative