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BeeLike: A better time management system(beelike.io)
1 points by chetanbhasin 2y ago|1 comments
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by chetanbhasin 2y ago
I think the intro text from the article sums it up well, so I'll just paste that here: "Hi! I’m Chetan. I’m founder of BeeLike and today I would like to share with you something that I’ve been working on with a small team for the
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What is mindful meditation and how it works?(beelike.io)
1 points by chetanbhasin 2y ago|0 comments
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by chetanbhasin 2y ago
Location: Hamburg, Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: within Germany Technologies: Rust, Functional Programming, Kubernetes, Terraform, Nix/NixOS, Docker, DevOps, CI/CD, TypeScript CV: chetanbhasin.com Email: hire@chetanbhas
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by chetanbhasin 2y ago
Do you just care about someone who could work those timezones or someone who actually lives in those timezones?
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by chetanbhasin 2y ago
Is this your project? I'm wondering where the data is coming from.
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by chetanbhasin 2y ago
Since you're directly competing with Tailscale, you have to compare the websites. The landing pages and documentation are waaay nicer, IMHO. I see the difference though. Tailscale goes with "secure this and that." It appears
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by chetanbhasin 2y ago
This looks pretty cool! I think I'll use it. :D
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by chetanbhasin 3y ago
Author here. I have been working on writing posts on Nix/NixOS to help newcomers learn what I've learned. Feedback highly appreciated! This is the first post in the series. The link to second post is in the first post.
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Ask HN: How sustainable is working open source full time?
2 points by chetanbhasin 4y ago|0 comments
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
I love the Bobiverse! Another +1 for the series.
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
I think that is particularly what I like about this. With Prisma optimising your code is very hard because you cannot just customise joins like here. From the example, it seems that you can create joins and it also shows you in the document
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
I've been trying to stream/rent Dead Poet's Society in English in Germany for over a month now. It's nowhere to be found. It's like I don't even have a choice here. But I also don't particularly enjoy hunt
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
But Spotify is the same way. They underpay the artists in the market they dominate. Everybody with Monopoly in any market is abusing it and pointing fingers at the others.
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
Good thing that I keep forgetting my passcode then.
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
But I think it's a good use case for organization issued IDs, tickets, or even things like driver's license.
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Kubernetes Primer: Fundamentals(cbopt.com)
3 points by chetanbhasin 4y ago|0 comments
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
Don't forget StartPage. I use that quite a bit too.
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what made you switch from Google to Bing?
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
That was hilarious!
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
I'm currently using reMarkable 2 tablet and I love that it can render pretty much everything I need from it, except Kindle books.
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
Reusable bags for deliver are stupid if they don't get collected back into the system. Otherwise, you're just making more and more reusable containers that are effectively single-use because, well, you're not reusing them. Wh
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
Didn't see that video before. It's hilarious!
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
I think the point is that an individual doesn't need a lot of paid resources to take a website live with their own hardware.
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
Tried to sign up but got the rate limit error.
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by chetanbhasin 4y ago
I almost thought this article was about the film "Office Space."
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by chetanbhasin 5y ago
How is it any different from Auth0?
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by chetanbhasin 6y ago
This is excellent! The only reason we haven't moved some of our Go codebase to a Bazel monorepo is the IDE integration. I have been tinkering with a few ideas to make the existing tooling work with Bazel, but the effort is larger than
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by chetanbhasin 7y ago
This is just the lazy way of handling tasks. Rust allows you to join two futures, and awaiting on the resulting future will run the underlying two in parallel and wait for them. In a language like Haskell where everything in lazy, it's
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by chetanbhasin 7y ago
Perhaps you joined wave before I did, but IIRC by the time I got an invitation each invited user had 5 inivitations to share among their friends/peers. So forming a group wouldn't have been a problem because you could invite your

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