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teekay
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About teekay
My go-to tech stacks are .NET and Node, PHP. I'm fluent in PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and comfortable working with AWS and Azure infra.
I'm available for contracts and freelance assignments.
Email: tomas@tomaskohl.com
Website: https://tomaskohl.com
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/tomaskohl; my proof: https://keybase.io/tomaskohl/sigs/ZMRNmf7FtxBk_Nh7fka9VJgjEcfJJDpHVlwP97ST0jU ]
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Trying to solve for tracking decisions, rather than issues, so that me & my coding AI buddy stay aligned with what I've decided previously: https://github.com/teekay/dictum Current…
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500 days on Duolingo and it has felt like it was produced by ChatGPT 3.5 this entire time. 500 days of learning various bits & pieces and not being able to have a simple conversati…
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SEEKING WORK | New York City Seasoned Product Engineer with 20+ YOE. Looking to help NYC founders scale beyond the MVP as your interim greybeard. I will clean up your code base and…
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SEEKING WORK | Brooklyn, NY Keen to help teams in the tri-state area with hard problems around: - web performance - API integration - streaming media - modernizing legacy apps - cr…
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SEEKING WORK | NYC | Remote Location: NYC, Remote Helping with maintaining and modernizing legacy code bases - PHP, JavaScript, .NET. As a seasoned generalist, I'll make sense of t…
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A good way to get started is not to ask "How do I become a freelancer/consultant" but rather "what valuable business outcomes can I deliver with my technical skills" and then find …
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You are right. Thank you! I edited it and removed the hourly billing bits so that I could better express my thesis.
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Comment #33835372
Location: NYC, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Node, Typescript, C#, WPF, SQL, Mongo, PHP, HTML, CSS, Azure, AWS... Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/tkohl …
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Comment #33819651
SEEKING WORK | Anywhere in the U.S. | Will travel I'm coming to the U.S. on an investor visa to build my agency. This is your chance to snatch a senior generalist developer hungry …
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One thing that has worked really well for me in the past was joining Toastmasters International. This is a group of people who are working on their speaking skills, but the effect …
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I made such transition years ago, and then went back to technical roles. The primary benefit of doing this is that you develop a product and people-oriented mindset. All of a sudde…
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SEEKING WORK | CET, 6 hours overlap with ET possible | Remote I'll help your agency with software plumbing. Complex integrations, cloud deployment and performance, and backend code…
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SEEKING WORK | CET, 6 hours overlap with ET possible | Remote I'll help your agency with software plumbing. Complex integrations, cloud deployment and performance, and backend code…
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Comment #32564296
Good question. During the 2000 and 2008 crises, there were massive layoffs, which impacted contractors just as they did employees. In 2008, I contracted via an IT outsourcing compa…
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Comment #32480570
I wouldn't let the lack of a relevant degree get in my way. Sure, there are some EU countries where degrees are still being listed as a job requirement. Hell, when I contracted for…
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I've been deploying to the serverless stack on Azure (Functions, Service Bus), and have been mostly happy. Azure gets a lot of hate around here and it's hard to disagree with some …
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SEEKING WORK | REMOTE, EU and US-East timezones | Back-end, integrations, performance Hi there! Need some help with complex backend topics, integrations, or your web app deployment…
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Great points! Now, I don't think that a hustle must necessarily equal "passive income." It can be a freelancing hustle, or a product hustle, or a SaaS hustle, but there's nothing p…
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Comment #32212055
They sure do! I have quite some experience working in Waterfall orgs. Starting around 2012, I noticed Scrum becoming the default. But, not much changed, just the ceremonies are cal…
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There are two general paths that software devs can take: - do generalist software augmentation contracting, where you are essentially an employee but paid better (and fired faster …
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I don't remember the last time I signed up to a mailing list just to be notified when some random app goes live. Let alone pre-ordering. I would do that if I already trust the orga…
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Comment #31949054
SEEKING WORK | EU & US-East timezones | Remote Hi, I'm Tom, and I'm looking to connect with startups & agencies in NYC. I'll be coming over in late 2022 to set up my app dev shop o…
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Comment #31944244
I have long thought that the JAM stack is primarily aimed at hobbyists, and I have changed my mind on the subject. True, for a hobbyist updating a blog a couple times per month, it…