Saturday, February 7, 2009

Memento


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Natalie: ... Even if you get your revenge, you are not gonna remember it, you are not even gonna know that it happened.
Lenny: My wife deserves a vengeance. It doesn't make any difference whether I know about it. Just because there are things that I don't remember, doesn't make my actions are meaningless. The world just doesn't disappear when  you close your eyes, does it? Anyway, maybe I'll take a photograph...

In movie 'Don', zeenat Aman in old/Priyanka Chopra in new, have opposite view on a similar situation. They want Don to recover back his memory before they can have their revenge. They reason it as saying Don should know why exactly he is being killed and also who (she is a sister of one of Don's victim) is killing him. 

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Teddy: You can't trust a man's life to your little notes and pictures
Lenny: Why not?
Teddy: Because, Your notes could be unreliable
Lenny: memories are unreliable
Teddy: Ah... Please...
Lenny: No No No...really. Memories aren't just perfect. They are not even that good. Ask the Police. Eyewitness testimonies are unreliable. Cops don't catch the thieves by sitting around and remembering stuff, right?... They collect facts, they make notes and they draw conclusions. Facts, not memories. That's how you investigate.
Teddy: I know. That's what I used to do.
Lenny: Look, memories can change the shape of the room, it can change the color of a car, and memories can be distorted. They are just an interpretation, they are not a record. And they are irrelevant if you have the facts.


Friday, February 6, 2009

e2sv and the shining

To migrate from 'e' based verification environment to sytem verilog is the possible biggest trend in the coming days. Especially during and immediately after the recession days. So any work done in automating or semi-automating the translation from e to SV could reap benefits.

Beginning from here, let me see how much can I contribute. It is a scary project, but could it be any scarier than this classic horror movie.

youtube link to one of finely crafted scene by Stanley Kubrick and wonderfully enacted by Jack Nicholson

 


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