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All of 0 of these skills will help the current situation as this developer probably does not control any of the critical software himself. This sounds like a gr
by itake 5y ago
All of 0 of these skills will help the current situation as this developer probably does not control any of the critical software himself. This sounds like a great list if you're CTO currently building software for critical infrastructure and have the power to enforce trainings across the org.
- jka 5y agoIt's increasingly difficult to tell what's going to be critical infrastructure and what isn't. The same is true in the real world; a defender or a belligerent alike might hope that the grain mill in the village will be functional when winter rolls in. Whether it is or not could depend on the work of someone who isn't even aware of the concept of a job title.
- amalcon 5y agoI'd understood from the OP (though granted this is not explicit) that they are not so much looking to help Ukraine with their current conflict, as looking to learn skills that may be useful if they are asked to aid in some future conflict. Frankly, if you want to help the Ukrainian people right now, it would be better to use your computer skills to earn some money and donate it to a humanitarian NGO. If, on the other hand, you're looking to start down a path that might have you doing useful things in a similar situation in 2032, this seems to me like a reasonable place to start.