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Many people requested to see my work in my portfolio, so there were a lot of API requests in the chatbot and that became software problem
I turned to a round-robin load balancing architecture to distribute traffic across multiple instances
Here's my work: gregory.co.ke/
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A public vehicle is a shared space, not your living room. Nobody else wants to hear your TikTok videos. Please use headphones, hit mute button and respect the people around you. It is basic manners!
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Gen Z job seekers are now ghosting employers after interviews, even after being told they are the preferred candidates.
According to one HR manager, a candidate went silent after being selected for a supervisory role. After nearly two weeks of calls and messages, he explained that he had accepted another job with “a better salary and a shorter commute.”
Candidates are increasingly considering factors beyond salary, including:
— Flexible working arrangements
— Medical benefits
— Shorter commutes
— Career growth opportunities
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Quick poll for data folks: What’s your biggest 2026 goal?
Vote + reply why.
Let’s grow together.
20%Master Python/SQL adva
10%Get better at stakeholder
40%Build a strong portfolio
30%Land a remote role
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And in your manifestations, know that you don't need to say anything, the universe already knows, it speaks frequency, the language of your soul.
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playing around azure agents
will be participating here
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Joakim Simiyu reveals the deal business behind affordable housing programme. Take a listen
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Kenyans Doing Cool Stuff Abroad
#002: Peter Ombwa
Peter Ombwa is a Kenyan software engineer working at Microsoft, one of the world's largest technology companies, where he serves as a Senior Software Engineer based in Redmond, Washington, US.
He works on Microsoft's Graph Developer Experience team, developing tools used by software developers.
Mr. Ombwa studied at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), where he was part of Team Africon, which won the 2014 Microsoft Imagine Cup Kenya competition.
He also co-developed Life Buddy, an application connecting patients in urgent need of blood with compatible donors, and was recognised as Microsoft Africa Developer of the Month in June 2013 and October 2014.
Know a Kenyan doing cool stuff abroad? Tell us who we should feature next.
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Data quality starts with the person entering the data.
You can have the best systems, dashboards and analysts, but if users are entering nonsense, the output will still be nonsense.
Garbage in, garbage out.
Senior Microsoft AI Engineer - Copilot, Foundry & Power Automate - M365Consult,
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