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I think the rule of thumb is that every 100 meters lowers the temperature by 1C. So if you know that on the ground the temperature is 10C and you know the mountain is 600 meters then on top of that mountain the temperature would be around 4C. But maybe this rule of thumb doesn't apply everywhere and everytime.

I've worked as SAP consultant and Developer for around 10 years. Past couple of years Ive moved to Microsoft ERP's and enjoy them better since theres more SMB's using Microsoft products which makes work more variable.

But I've written my thoughts about what ERP is:

https://www.integrated.ee/posts/the-erp-software/

C/AL, AL, Javascript, SQL, C#, Go, Rust, Python, DAX, Powershell.

I would start ERP development and consulting business. First I would try to get some work from larger consultancies while also looking for some direct customers for myself.

Always thought I would be a blacksmith if I lived in more ancient times then now.

Passive house atleast here means a house that generates more energy then it consumes. E.g very well insulated house with solar power, ventilation that gives back energy etc.

Just a tip for making Teams useable. Every time it doesnt work/wont allow you to join a call/ you cannot answer call etc which happens multiple times a day just run this powershell Taskkill /IM Teams.exe /F and start Teams again. And here you go, you can again answer calls and join meetings:)

I have this script saved on my Desktop under name useteams.ps1 and I have to run it sometimes multiple times a day.

Cool idea but it shows me Amsterdam cafes but I am located in Tallinn.

Mines https://integrated.ee I blog there about the niche tech stuff that I work on. (ERP software)

Very cool. I just impemented routing optimization software into a customers ERP system and it went live last week. Basically we will ask for route optimization of approx 15-25 destinations and then pick and pack the goods into the truck in that order from the warehouse. Then the driver will follow phone application and start delivering the goods. It took around 100h of development to get this integrated into the ERP but now its work very well.

I will look into this solution as well since I have a feeling that in the future there will be more similar requests.

Don't know the answer but thanks for the information. I have also user in youtube where I have uploaded some random recorded videos with my brother and other memories that I have no local copy of. Will make that ASAP!

I always run Taskkill /IM Teams.exe /F command on my machine when I switch organizations in Teams and back. Without killing the Teams task I will not get any updates.

why would you integrate accounting app to accounting software? Accounting software such as Xero or Quickbooks already can do accounting. Whats the point?

As a former SAP consultant now Microsoft ERP consultant Id argue on the point "You don't have to actually implement anything, only advise." I remember installing SAP on Linux servers, writing ABAP and Javascript, holding workshops to discuss business processes and then implement these business processes in SAP.

To be honest I haven't seen any SAP or ERP consultant who only advises and doesn't implement or write code and I have been doing this for 10+ years. I think its very interesting job because you will get access and understanding to the most granual levels of very different businesses. I mean you work with from general ledger entries to manufacturing to e-commerce while also understanding all the business context.

Same here. We do have groups for different projects and customers but I never checked them because no notifications are sent when somebody posts something there. I know they store some project related files in these chats but to me it feels similar as Sharepoint - you know there must be somthing there but impossible to find when needed.

Same for me plus I use:

1. Weighted average 2. Percentage calculations 3. Absolute number

Thats it I can think of for doing financial software development for the past 10+ years.

Whats that got to do with my question?

I think for beginner V would suite the best.

Civilization series. I've been playing them since last century mid 90s and still enjoing them. I play mainly Civilization IV but V is also good. Don't like VI though.

I am using Pascal like language daily at work. Its modern version of Pascal powering modern ERP ( https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-centra... )

I have background in Javascript, Golang, Typescript and all other modern web technologies but I have to say I enjoy working with it and its very highly productive for me.

I would code in Go.

Vaasa in Western Finland is quite nice.

C#/Winforms for sure. Use the Visual Studio template and go from there. When I first tried it it took like 10 minutes to figure out how to add some button, attach event to that click, display text etc. Just go from there.

I'm working on https://develytica.com its a tool for analytics based on Github data. Some MVP features are completed at the moment. If anybody is interested in this kind of products then hit me up.

Few months ago I had issue where I needed to transfer lots of files very quickly between two drives on windows server. All the available tools were slow or had some other issues. So I wrote go program which was about 50 lines or so. I know that I didn't cover like 99% of the edge cases that there are with file transfers but for my use case it was perfect. Still running strong to this date.

I'm running https://develytica.com by myself. Its a tool for teams to generate team member skill matrixes by using Github issues and labels.

Its one single Golang monorepo and is quite cheap to run because of that. Altough is not providing majority of my income then I hope the % of income its creating will only increase this year:)

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Hello,

Develytica is a service that helps teams that use github issues and labels to keep track of their team member skills. This should help product owners, team leads, projec managers etc to find correct persons with right skills for tasks. Feedback appreciated.

1. Macbooks Airs and Macbook Pro 13's with 16GB's of Ram(You can order them here but not buy on retail)

2. Souvlak's (Greek street food)

3. Firecrackers that have small explosive power(They used to sell them here like 20 years ago)

4. Amazon Prime

5. Electric bikes that go faster then 25km/h

6. More second hand old cheap Japanese pickup trucks

I am developing currently one hobby project and about to implement auth using magic link. I have never used magic links before but want to try it with this project. My project is kind of marketplace where user is supposed to place an ad and come back maybe next next few days or a week and close the ad. Then he might not come back in months or years.

So I think for this kind of project where the user needs to authenticate himself one off and then maybe come back months later to log in again magic link suites well.