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At my work we just have a Jenkins job that fires the current CEO first thing in the morning
by ythn 10y ago
At my work we just have a Jenkins job that fires the current CEO first thing in the morning
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- yev 10y agoDude, simple cron job is enough.. 30 8 * * * /fire/ceo/now
- ratsbane 10y agoI'd make it event-driven. /usr/sbin/hire --ceo starts a setTimeout(function() {`/usr/sbin/fire --ceo`}, 'INTERVAL 60 DAY') (And that is a weird bit of pseudocode, indeed.)
- cellularmitosis 10y agoRidiculous. This is obviously a job for systemd.
- yellowapple 10y agoThat's what the last CEO said before we fired him.
- noir_lord 10y agoHow about a script that does sentiment analysis on the twitter stream for the company and then automatically fires the CEO? If it works we could apply it to the US presidency ;).
- user5994461 10y agoGlassdoor has a rating on the CEO. Could use that.
- superuser2 10y agoThe scary part is that a DAO could actually do this.