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The same reason why Kafka, Camus and others (who seemingly have no relationship with tech/startups) may sometimes make it to the front page. I admit that this
by satyanash 6y ago
The same reason why Kafka, Camus and others (who seemingly have no relationship with tech/startups) may sometimes make it to the front page.
I admit that this is not a detailed article or anything as such, but there is a definite intersection of P.L. fans and tech people, who can relate the daily absurdities of programming and find some Pu. La. style observational humour in it.
- blizkreeg 6y agoCamus, Kafka have a far broader reach worldwide than pu la. Forget the world, outside of Maharashtra pretty much no one knows who he is.
- satyanash 6y agoDoes it matter? Populations for ref: Maharashtra pop. 11.42 crores France pop. 6.7 crores Germany pop. 8.3 crores Clearly, there is a bias in favour of western authors in tech. No harm in offsetting it a little bit. It's also not like anyone is forcing people to read about it.