huzaif

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by huzaif 4y ago
I am guilty of that as well. I somehow value my time more than the money. I think that I have some kind of stake/interest in things I dedicated my time to. Though I am always thankful (as Eric is in this post) for the people and the in
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by huzaif 4y ago
If you would like to put that advice to practice, this book will help. (The Art of impossible) https://www.amazon.com/Art-Impossible-Peak-Performance-Prime... It guides you through discovering your mix of passions and stren
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by huzaif 4y ago
What works for me is "accepting myself". Accepting myself meant accepting the universe. Even the parts I hated. The suffering. I didn't have to love it all, I just had to accept the balance. This has helped me be at peace. On
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by huzaif 5y ago
During a global chip shortage?
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by huzaif 5y ago
They are: https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale A fair bit of the client code is also on the repo. Things like role based access control that require a backing store on tailscale side aren't open.
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by huzaif 6y ago
Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.
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by huzaif 6y ago
Wow! This product is making my day. Great job. I am still hacking around on it. I would like to sign-up as a team, though I only have need for 3 seats.
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by huzaif 6y ago
I too "cultivate my own garden". Like the "Turk" in Vaoltaire's Candide, working on my product (garden) insulates me from the wants and worries projected by todays internet. Here is my garden: https://www
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by huzaif 6y ago
Publish your apps without .net core (--no-self-contained) and install/manage runtimes as you usually would. If you have thousand apps, you probably also have a CI/CD system and you can gain fine grained control on your runtime man
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by huzaif 6y ago
You are trying to something slightly complex. I don't see how one could make it any easier from a language design perspective and staying idiomatic to the language. Go: Goroutines make you wire the "stop" scenario on your own
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by huzaif 6y ago
Solo Founder. I have done Meditation, gratitude journals and focused transitions. It all helps. However, for me the activity that helps the most is hard workouts early in the morning. Once I get going, I am fighting against gravity and fati
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by huzaif 6y ago
That sizable minority are the only ones who have anything to lose from the looting and property destruction. Those that are impacted by racism and police violence, people without homes or jobs, likely don't want any Military involvemen
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by huzaif 6y ago
Thanks for all the hints. So it seems it's the device itself and not the update.
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by huzaif 6y ago
I like that the updates are offered. I wonder how usable these older devices are after updates. I have an iPhone 8 which hasn't been usable since the last update. Most functions work but the performance has taken a nose dive. Some apps
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by huzaif 6y ago
This is a good walk through for the Dell XPS 15 9650: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h22MJD8C1r8
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by huzaif 7y ago
WinUI 3 supports .NET 5 : https://youtu.be/tasbSc3771A?t=186
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by huzaif 7y ago
I get your concern of government bungling the financial aspects. However, are we all OK with 68K people dying every year due to lack of coverage? Do we have evidence that medicare recipients ration insulin?
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by huzaif 7y ago
Why push the website usage as a middleman? Why not just say "If you are able to read this email, you can't ever sue us." /s
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by huzaif 7y ago
Yes, it does read like that. In the context of a start-up, cost is a big factor and then perhaps (hopefully) handling growth. You could start small and refactor apps/infrastructure as you grow but I am unsure how one could afford to do
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by huzaif 7y ago
We can now achieve pretty high scalability from day 1 with a tiny bit of "engineering cost" up front. Serverless on AWS is pretty cheap and can scale quickly. App load: |User| <-> |Cloudfront| <-> |S3 hosted React&#x2F
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by huzaif 7y ago
I am hoping to get some guidance on this side project. I have made a ton of mistakes along the way so I am hoping I can reduce them as I go forward. The product is an IT ticketing system that has an integrated Asset Management and a Remote
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Show HN: Gorelo, a more complete IT helpdesk(gorelo.io)
1 points by huzaif 7y ago|1 comments
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by huzaif 7y ago
Majority of our issues with Azure revolve around some of their services, which are still slow to evolve, due to their pre-cloud underpinnings. An example of such service is their Azure AD B2C service, which is their competitor to AWS cognit
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by huzaif 7y ago
"I am calling from Microsoft" calls were bad enough. Now they will know some details to a past case and sound slightly more legit.
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by huzaif 7y ago
I will try to attempt to address some of your concerns... "First they focused on making .NET Core all about ASP.NET with a clear focus on MVC and making everything super granular. Then they didn't like how granular it was and star
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by huzaif 7y ago
Piggy backing on this a bit.. You can now publish a .net core 3.0 app that is: 1- Ready to Run: Part AOT compiled app for the platform. 2- Trimmed: Tree shaken down to only necessary bits from the framework. 3- Single File: Self contained a
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by huzaif 7y ago
Even though these are compile/build time requirements, their size ends up slowing down CI/CD process. Our ondemand cloud build servers download the code, restore nuget packages and download node modules. Most of the build time is
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by huzaif 7y ago
The Hanging Chad 2.0
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by huzaif 7y ago
Right on queue, Azure is currently having some pretty massive issues. All our deployments are having issues. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/status/
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by huzaif 7y ago
I am curious to see your findings (if possible). We are betting big on Azure and have found it to be pretty compatible with our needs. However we may have some blind spots.

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