Milind Shah @computingfreak

#Software #Developer, #Computer-#Enthusiast, #Technology-#Evangelist, interests : #Travel, #Food, #Finance, #Music, #Movies & #Books. I ♥ ✈,❄! about.me/computingfreak Mumbai, India Joined August 2011

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

a month ago

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary #MyTwitterAnniversary

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Frequent #travel puts your identity into constant flux where it’s impossible to distinguish with #certainty who you are or what you know, or whether you really know anything at all. #Uncertainty breeds skepticism, openness & non-judgment. uncertainty helps you to #grow & #evolve.

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

3 months ago

We are so fixated on feeling good all of the time, it seems we sometimes forget that there are more important things in the #world than being #happy or entertained. #Traveling reminds us that there are things that are more important than #pleasure or #happiness.

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

3 months ago

Psychological #research shows that #people quickly adjust to their surroundings & are able to find #joy in most situations, regardless of their #culture, material #wealth or political situation. #Happiness is common & can be found in most situations once we adjust to surroundings

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

4 months ago

keeping a partnership afloat shouldn’t come at the expense of mental & physical health. As impersonal as it may seem, it helps to think of relationships as another job: Just like dissatisfied employees search for greener pastures, one shouldnt be ashamed to leave a bad fit behind

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

4 months ago

The real #value of #money emerges when we leverage it as a tool towards our #success - when we channel it towards the #experiences & values that we find more important - to build a #business or help #community, #support #family or share #love with #friends & be #healthy.

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

4 months ago

Some people earn #money through a great deal of #stress. They work a high-pressure #job or in a role where they are constantly criticized/threatened & feel insecure in some way. They then spend their money primarily on stress-relief to compensate for the rigor their job creates.

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

4 months ago

#Money is inherently neutral. It’s merely a vessel for the #exchange of #experience between #people. You make your money by creating experiences for others. You then give your money to others to receive experiences in return.

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

4 months ago

#Materialism, by and large, is a #psychological trap. No matter how much you own, how much you buy, how much you earn, the disease of more never goes away. Meanwhile, you’re working longer hours, taking bigger #risks, foregoing more and more parts of your #life.

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

4 months ago

#Money is not the cause of #wealth in one’s #life. It is the effect. Similarly, when people assume that money is the cause of their problems, they are actually mistaken. Money is usually the most noticeable effect of their problems.

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

4 months ago

Real Life tips from best practices for Databases: 1. Disable auto commit. 2. Use prepared statements. 3. Commits are expensive. Only use when necessary. 4. Consider batching for efficiency & reduce network round trips. 5. Tune the garbage collector if dealing with large datasets.

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

4 months ago

It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all - in which case, you fail by default

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

4 months ago

Sometimes you read a book and it fills you with this weird evangelical zeal and you become convinced that the shattered world will never be put back together unless and until all living humans read the book

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

5 months ago

A Helm Chart is a “map” used by #Helm, the “steering wheel” to navigate & #deploy applications in #Kubernetes. It tells Helm what to install, how to configure it & how to manage it — similar to how a ship's chart tells the helmsman where to go & what to expect. #nauticalmetaphor

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

5 months ago

The best #investments don't demand constant attention—they quietly build #wealth while you're busy #living, enjoying those sunset views, or recovering from whatever bouncer #life throws at you. The ability to disengage is not just a #luxury—it's a sign of fundamental #strength.

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

5 months ago

if your #portfolio contains highly #volatile speculative positions that might collapse without constant adjustment, you haven't built an #investment #strategy but a house of cards. Much of what masquerades as #opportunity in #financial #markets is merely #risk in fancy dress

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

5 months ago

The #vacation test is remarkably revealing. If the prospect of being disconnected from #markets for 2 or 3 weeks causes #anxiety, your #portfolio likely suffers from 1 of several ailments: excessive #complexity, inappropriate #risk or misalignment with your actual risk tolerance.

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Milind Shah @computingfreak

5 months ago

#Gold is often marketed as a #hedge against #inflation, & while it can perform well during certain inflationary periods, it’s not a magic bullet—or the only option. For example, #realestate has historically provided good inflation protection over the #longterm