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by _y5hn 5y ago
And didn't listen to the Right, who wanted it all privatized outside the country.
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by _y5hn 5y ago
Fun fact: There are formers devs among Ops, and sometimes vica versa. Go binaries are statically compiled usually, no VM or managed. It's a simple language for simple solutions, which is often underrated. Not that versed in Python, but
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Syntax and data structures are very similar to LPC serialization. Obvious but very useful. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LPMud
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by _y5hn 5y ago
While I understand the sentiment, I find I lose nothing and have only to gain, from sharing my ideas with others. Of course, I wouldn't share business secrets that way, but those are rare exceptions. Oh, you said cheap people.. Sure :)
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Ideas themselves are cheap, and it makes no sense but to share them.
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They'll just subtly say you're overthinking it or this is irrelevant to today. People just have a compulsion to put others down. Some years later when someone else comes up with the same idea, it's gold.
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It's happening again!
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Sounds like double down on all the fun!
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And with all the red tape and shifting priorities, they all got it wrong unless scoping down.
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It's like this for day-day operations when leadership is absent and no CSI ever gets prioritized over new development. You can say the org is dysfunctional, but there's less leverage workers can use to change such situations. Espe
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We're stuck in the eternal loop: "Tech Y will save us from ourselves and having to think."
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Not really. You have to estimate within the deadline. Estimates are often required due to such dependencies.