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For an account in their own words see the two-volume The Mind of an Engineer by Purnendu Ghosh et al.

What Ghosh chose to include and not include in this leaves some really weird gaps.

I noted that Debasish Ghosh recently updated his redis client to have Akka as the underlying handler as well.

If anyone has a spare invite, please send one to pankaj.ghosh[at]gmail[.]com.

The Mind of an Engineer by Purnendu Ghosh et al.

An unpublished study by Shikhar Ghosh at the Harvard Business School found that three out of four companies backed by venture capital did not return the investment.

> The next number in the series was suggested as 42 by Conrey (now also at Bristol) and Ghosh in 1992.

I read Calcutta Chromosome by Amitav Ghosh few years back.

It doesn't really apply here, so the jury must apply the two stage Ghosh test, of which only the first stage usually matters: 1) Is the person's behaviour dishonest by the standards of ordinary, honest people?

> There is recent research by Harvard University’s Shikhar Ghosh that three out of every four venture-backed firms fail, which was newsworthy because the failure rate was higher than normally cited by the venture capital industry.

> Not only is the figure of 95% or 99% wrong with respect to "entrepreneurs" I believe he's quoting numbers from Shikhar Ghosh at HBS.

A shorter book that looks good is Distributed Systems: An Algorithmic Approach, by Sukumar Ghosh.

This research was my Yale senior project, in collaboration with fellow student Mainak Ghosh, Professor Bryan Ford, and Tor community leader Rob Jansen.

I've heard people speak of the book 'The Nutmeg's Curse', Ghosh, which dwells on the history here.