TriNetra

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by TriNetra 6y ago
Many a times, I start walking when I've to think something challenging, which my brain is otherwise trying to avoid by distracting into something else, so am not surprised.
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by TriNetra 6y ago
yes, for content-only sites it makes perfect sense. For sites hosting private data requiring login, (especially if there's some sensitive information in the URL) it poses a risk.
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by TriNetra 6y ago
We chose not to add referrer to ASPSecurityKit main site [0]. It's a static content site and I think it'd be useful to let other sites know which page (docs/guides/blog) on our site got them a visitor because the content
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Commitment(os.me)
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by TriNetra 6y ago
Obviously if they are logging all actions of all users, and there's some decent retention period, they can find out how many people got unintended access and what all they did with it. Recently, I got an advice from a C-level executive
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by TriNetra 6y ago
How about you start with a premise that you're a drop in the ocean of consciousness which is eternal, imperishable – the ocean was always there and so it'll always be in future – what about if it's even beyond time because ti
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by TriNetra 6y ago
A verse comes in Chandogya Upanishad: "Sarvam Khalvidam Brahma" (all this is consciousness)
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by TriNetra 6y ago
Another benefit of struct is since enumeration can't be inherited, you can achieve something similar with struct and operator overload magic as I did with OpResult [0], to allow consuming applications of ASPSecurityKit extend possible
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by TriNetra 6y ago
Indeed there's always some secret sauce in finding product-market fit - but it's always specific to every product! One can only discover it by toiling hard with customers and be opened for unbias evaluation of inputs coming from a
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by TriNetra 6y ago
Hello HN! We've been exclusively working on ASPSecurityKit v3 for last 10 months. you can try it out on https://ASPSecurityKit.net/try-for-free ASK supports six web frameworks (related to .NET as of now) and in additio
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Show HN: Enterprise-grade security simplified for developers(aspsecuritykit.net)
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What Is Dharma – Ultimate Path to Enlightenment(os.me)
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by TriNetra 6y ago
Could you share these methods? will be helpful. thanks!
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by TriNetra 6y ago
There was a man with a cat and he loved it so dearly. One day he thought if the cat would have been a woman, they'd have a nice time together. The God was listening – low and behold the cat turned into a beautiful woman instantly. The
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by TriNetra 6y ago
It's now lifted [0]. I'd not like any ban on freedom – however the ban was on the geographic area and anyone living in there had been effected of course. Hopefully things will only improve from here. Being running a purely interne
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by TriNetra 6y ago
I second re docs. VS Intellisense has served me very well for known tech (ASP.NET etc); for new tech I rely on official docs or nutshell style books to be with me. I've created ASPSecurityKit.net [0], that sets up a new web app [1] (AP
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by TriNetra 6y ago
I recently read a story in the book 'Influence – The Psychology of Persuasion' (by Robert B. Cialdini): > I GOT A PHONE CALL ONE DAY FROM A FRIEND WHO HAD RECENTLY opened an Indian jewelry store in Arizona. She was giddy with a
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by TriNetra 6y ago
Will do, thanks!
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by TriNetra 6y ago
@mythz nice work! BTW, I've been working on building a security framework for .NET web apps (site not yet launched so not linking here) – it comes with several enterprise-grade security mechanisms (like automatic record/property-l
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by TriNetra 6y ago
I don't think anyone is genius in any field by birth. Yes, one can have some biological traits but those are mostly related to having a properly functioning brain. Then, with long, sincere effort and right environment starting early in
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by TriNetra 6y ago
Something similar I've just read in zero to one (by Blake Masters and Peter Thiel). Peter argues that computers can't replace humans - it'd be foolish to expect that at least for coming decades – strong AI replacing human is
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by TriNetra 6y ago
> For ex, one ad network launched “battery saver” style apps in Google Play, giving them root access to your phone. > When you type the word “Uber” into your Google Play, it auto-fires a click to make it look like you clicked on an Ub
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by TriNetra 6y ago
Try A million thoughts https://www.amazon.com/Million-Thoughts-Meditation-Himalayan...
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by TriNetra 6y ago
the day you can sit for hours without doing anything, you've attained the state of self-realization – self-love free from all conditions. The conditioned mind is no longer there, the thoughts no longer bombard you, the emotions no long
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by TriNetra 6y ago
The funny thing is, if you ponder for a while, you'll realize you'd have done some similar mistakes. But such reflection requires being honest to oneself and setting aside/rising above one's ego and doing an unbias refle
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Revenge(os.me)
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by TriNetra 6y ago
Or, we're just a projection in a dream of the all-pervading cosmic consciousness.
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Eight Stages of Anger(os.me)
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Black Lotus – The World's Best Meditation App(os.me)
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by TriNetra 6y ago
The developer you're getting from the big IT consultancy is likely getting only 15-20% of what you're paying for him.

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