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> computer graphics software person who had never touched SSH in his life I'm not near this kind of graphics but would you ever need SSH for that job? It seems
by Griffinsauce 5y ago
> computer graphics software person who had never touched SSH in his life
I'm not near this kind of graphics but would you ever need SSH for that job? It seems unrelated.
- darkwater 5y agoGP said he was interviewing for Production Engineer which is the SRE/DevOps role in Facebook lingo. So, the issue there was having a CG software person interviewing someone for a completely different role.
- alibarber 5y agoFrom a career in professional VFX production (albeit software engineering side) - you'd be surprised... As an example loading anything and everything, such as starting Maya, is done from the shell (different projects would have a myriad of different settings - usually stored in env vars), so picking up a few Linux skills can give your average artist some serious productivity (and hence career) gains. The work is often distributed globally - wanna check the state of something a bit non-standard in another site without transferring heaps of data over? There's a nice tool for that ;)