There was a similar post a few years back - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32632720I'm asking for something similar because I'm mainly a dev in the Microsoft ecosystem and I feel comfortable using it for work. I do have a macbook M1 for private use and I love it!
Here's a few things that I found beneficial:* casio watch with 1hr beep and countdown timer for Pomodoro * ipad and ipencil * standing desk and proper chair * anxiety and adhd meds * wide monitor with light * vertical monitor for mails, teams and spotify
Location: Europe, Croatia
Technologies: C#/.NET, SQL (MSSQL, PostgreSQL, PostGIS), Azure (AAD, DevOps, Identity management, Functions, etc. + general Azure subscription administration), Powershell, bash, Docker, Active Directory, Python (web scraping), some frontend experience (Angular, Blazor)
Résumé/CV: Available upon request. For a slightly-outdated overview, and if you don't mind LinkedIn, please see https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristijan-cindri%C4%87-622361172...
Email: my HN handle [at] gmail.com
Experience: ~4 years
About me: I am actively seeking a B2B-based full-time position, traditional full-time employment or part-time/freelance work. With 4 years of experience primarily as a .NET developer I worked in various domains building small and large scale solutions. In my free time, I enjoy learning and experimenting with new technologies and working on personal hobby projects, which, to be honest, often end up unfinished in the graveyard. That's something I really need to work on and finish some stuff ;)
I am not afraid of learning new things, in fact, I find it highly interesting, and it's one of the reasons I pivoted from my previous profession (Biology/Molecular Biology) into a development role. While I value my personal time, when I'm "on-call," I am fully dedicated. Transparency and direct communication are important to me, as are healthy team dynamics, and I strive to uphold these values.
If you have a challenging/fun project that requires a dedicated C#/.NET developer who can work remotely, please feel free to reach out.
Any feedback that is not job-offer related would also be very much appreciated!
Remote: Only
Willing To relocate: No Technologies: C#/.NET, SQL (MSSQL, PostgreSQL, PostGIS), Azure (AAD, DevOps, Identity management, Functions, etc. + general Azure subscription administration), Powershell, bash, Docker, Active Directory, Python (web scraping), some frontend experience (Angular, Blazor)
Résumé/CV: Available upon request. For a slightly-outdated overview, and if you don't mind LinkedIn, please see https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristijan-cindri%C4%87-622361172...
Email: my HN handle [at] gmail.com
Experience: ~4 years
About me: I am actively seeking a B2B-based full-time position, traditional full-time employment or part-time/freelance work. With 4 years of experience primarily as a .NET developer I worked in various domains building small and large scale solutions. In my free time, I enjoy learning and experimenting with new technologies and working on personal hobby projects, which, to be honest, often end up unfinished in the graveyard. That's something I really need to work on and finish some stuff ;)
I am not afraid of learning new things, in fact, I find it highly interesting, and it's one of the reasons I pivoted from my previous profession (Biology/Molecular Biology) into a development role. While I value my personal time, when I'm "on-call," I am fully dedicated. Transparency and direct communication are important to me, as are healthy team dynamics, and I strive to uphold these values.
If you have a challenging/fun project that requires a dedicated C#/.NET developer who can work remotely, please feel free to reach out.
Any feedback that is not job-offer related would also be very much appreciated!
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I started doing 30min walks before and after my workdo(wfh, no kids) and it’s helping my mental health a lot.
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I hope this isn't a low effort post and I'm not wanting to start a flame war but I was wondering what the HN crowd uses as their daily driver phones.I only had Android smartphones but I'm currently in the market for a new one because this old dog I'm using is slowly dying. I'm considering an another Android smartphone (Pixel 7 probably) because I'm so used to the whole OS experience, I like the...
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Take for example invasive species of plants and animals -- some of them were deliberately spread to non-native habitats in hope to regulate X but are now wrecking havoc in local ecosystems and pushing out native species.
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What habits, gadgets or lack of helped you sleep better? As I heal from my chronic mental problems (CPTSD) I notice more and more how sleep affects my emotional stability, anxiety levels and productivity. I ditched alcohol, try to have a regular sleep schedule and lowered my caffeine intake especially in the second part of the day.
My friend, who worked in a bike shop, told me that recumbents require a knowledgeable mechanic but if I find one he/she will be more than happy to work on such a different build.
I started to think about buying a recumbent bike for touring but there's no one around me who owns or sells one to try it.
I also _love_ good quality notebooks but I feel guilty when using them for everyday scribbles like meeting notes. It feels like sacrilege.
Also there's the recording medium problem, which is the same as my work medium - a laptop. I would love to hear some suggestions how to turn this around.