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Digital Selfhood

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  Copyright: Sanjay Basu I was thrilled to be busy supporting our incredible team as we celebrated yet another phenomenal and successful third quarter! #oraclecloudinfrastructure This is quite evident from the following —  https://investor.oracle.com/investor-news/news-details/2025/Oracle-Announces-Fiscal-2025-Third-Quarter-Financial-Results/default.aspx I was immersed in collaborating with our events, partner relations, product marketing, and cloud engineering teams to gear up for the highly anticipated NVIDIA GTC #nvidia #gtc conference this week. The innovations and insights set to be unveiled are going to be game-changing! I apologize for the delay in publishing my monthly philosophy newsletter. This month, I’ll be focusing on the philosophy of digital personhood, especially in light of recent advances in AI and the GTC conference. I was preparing this article for over a month. Now I am pretty happy to publish it. These are my Philosophical Musings in a Pixelated World . ...
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Axiomatic Thinking

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  Copyright: Sanjay Basu Building Knowledge from First Principles Axiomatic thinking represents one of humanity’s most influential intellectual tools — a systematic approach to building knowledge that has revolutionized mathematics, computer science, physics, and beyond. At its core, axiomatic thinking is deceptively simple: start with a minimal set of self-evident truths (axioms), and derive everything else through rigorous logical deduction. This approach has enabled us to construct elaborate theoretical frameworks with absolute certainty, from Euclidean geometry to modern cryptography. For tech professionals, understanding axiomatic thinking offers more than academic curiosity — it provides a mental model for solving complex problems, designing robust systems, and reasoning about the digital world we inhabit. This article explores the foundations, applications, and limitations of axiomatic thinking, with concrete examples from mathematics and computer science that demonstrate it...
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OCI Object Storage: Copy Objects Across Tenancies Within a Region

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Note : My original blog was published in ORACLE CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE blog site on April 15th, 2019. I have republished it here with permission. Official Disclaimer : The views and opinions expressed in this blog are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Oracle Corporation. If you have two tenancies in the same region, and you want to copy data that is stored in Object Storage from one tenancy to the other without making the buckets public, this action requires some additional types of identity and access management (IAM) policies. This blog post walks you through how to create these policies. For this example, the source tenancy is named ACMEBMCS and the destination tenancy is named ACMEOCISA. In ACMEBMCS, the Object Storage buckets are in the  benchmark  compartment. In ACMEOCISA, the target compartment is  oracleexa . The following activities are required to enable copying across tenancies: Object Storage needs permissi...
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