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by peterbozso 6y ago
So much this. Also give standing desks a try. That helped me to fix my posture a ton (not only while working on the computer, but while standing/walking/etc overall) and also made half of my lower pain back go away.
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by peterbozso 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe | Remote I am a freelance consultant, specialized in Microsoft technologies, especially the application development parts of Azure. I help my customers by providing valuable technical and architectural guidance as well
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by peterbozso 7y ago
Location: Europe (UTC + 1) - other reasonable timezones work as well Remote: yes, exclusively Willing to relocate: no Technologies: React, ASP.NET Core, Microsoft Bot Framework, Azure DevOps, Azure Résumé/CV: https://1drv.ms
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by peterbozso 7y ago
Exactly this.
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by peterbozso 7y ago
Ex-MS employee, Azure consultant here. I don't have any experience with AWS or GCP other than some very trivial, getting started stuff. But I really don't think what you say is true. While most of the stuff in Azure has a very fam
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by peterbozso 7y ago
Absolutely! But that's another topic, namely "How much time should I wait after the release of a new version before updating?" :) That highly depends on the kind of software you are working on and the supplier of the given de
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by peterbozso 7y ago
You get more benefits from updating your dependencies than "just" bugfixes. There can be performance improvements or security updates in new releases. If you have a proper CI/CD pipeline and test environment(s) in place, it s
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by peterbozso 7y ago
I was in similar shoes as you. I even had my notes scattered all over the place, some on paper, some in different softwares. Now I use only OneNote both personally and professionally and I cannot be happier. It has a lot of features, which
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by peterbozso 7y ago
As a consultant I work almost exclusively with enterprise customers using Azure. When moving to the cloud for some of them the most regular reasons to keep stuff on-prem are: * Regulation: it's mostly about data can't leave the gi
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by peterbozso 7y ago
Azure AD B2C https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/active-directory-...
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by peterbozso 7y ago
The Microsoft Bot Framework is a code-first bot creation tool: https://dev.botframework.com/ The learning curve is steeper than other similar solutions', because you actually need to write code, but if you are familiar
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by peterbozso 7y ago
Same here. And actually you can make really nice money with it (maybe not top level engineer/manager, but certainly enough for a decent living), so it's not even entirely a matter of income. ;)
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by peterbozso 7y ago
Most of the important points have already been raised by others (version control, CI/CD, etc.). I would only like to recommend one specific tool, which you can integrate into your CI/CD pipeline: SonarCloud ( https://son
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by peterbozso 7y ago
World of Warcraft. :)
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by peterbozso 7y ago
FireChat: https://www.opengarden.com/firechat/ It's great for the communication scenario you described.
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by peterbozso 7y ago
+1 for the Logitech.
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by peterbozso 7y ago
These small, simple things are the reason why I truly love technology.
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What I wish I'd known three years ago(peterbozso.github.io)
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by peterbozso 7y ago
I wanted to write almost the exact same list. :) Such an awesome product, highly recommended!
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by peterbozso 7y ago
PowerShell is also cross-platform now: https://github.com/powershell/powershell