What Can I Say About Me?

  • I was a Graduate Student in Computer Engineering at UCSD. I was doing my PhD there but I decided to work and so I ended up joining Amazon.com after I finished my MS in July 2006. Here is my resume.
  • I love to travel to new places, I love to go out to camping and hiking trips and long drives. I love being alone surrounded by nature.
  • I love Computer Games. Mostly I like RPG, RTS and FPS genre games.
  • I am trying to learn Salsa these days. That is an awesome experience.
  • I love puzzles – a lot (If you have some, do not hesitate to send it to me).
  • I try to play Cricket a little too and I also have played a couple of matches in Southern California Cricket League as well (and hoping to play more in future)

Some of My Goals for Next Year

  • I want to go to Europe for a month long tour – and cover all the interesting places there.
  • Go to Africa – if it were in my control, I would have the Africa tour before the Europe tour.
  • Take flying lessons and get a pilot’s license.
  • Skydive (at least once)
  • Start photography semi-professionally
  • Go on a cruise to Alaska and spend a few days in Denali National Park.
  • Learn Skiing and do a lot of it in the mountains in the coming winter.
  • Visit the holy trinity of canyons: Zion, Bryce and Grand Canyons.
  • … and many many more things….

New Photoblog!!

visit here: http://siddharthasaha.net/pb/

I am thinking of making that page as the default landing page of the homepage :)

Books I have recently read (or, is reading currently) …

Apartment Expense Manager

Consider this situation: You are living in an apartment with two/three other people and you share the expenses (grocery, electric bill, rent etc) with them. Sometimes you do the grocery, and X pays the rent, and Y pays the cable bill etc etc. Sometimes it becomes a little tedious at the end of the month to calculate who owes whom money and how much.

If this situation seems familiar, do check out

Words of Wisdom:

BOOK What to do if you find yourself stuck in a crack in the ground
underneath a giant boulder you can't move, with no hope of
rescue. Consider how lucky you are that life has been good to
you so far. Alternatively, if life hasn't been good to you so
far, which given your current circumstances seems more likely,
consider how lucky you are that it won't be troubling you much
longer.

- Comforting advice for Ford and Arthur in this current
situation, Fit the Eighth.