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by atsaloli 11y ago
Great! My email is in my profile.
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by atsaloli 11y ago
There's more happening on the West Side but also Downtown and a few other pockets. See http://www.lageeks.org/ which has a tech events calendar. If you are in Marina Del Rey and would like to meet up for lunch, let me
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by atsaloli 11y ago
Gists on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/ Gist is a simple way to share snippets and pastes with others. All gists are Git repositories, so they are automatically versioned, forkable and usable from Git. You get two buttons
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by atsaloli 11y ago
Hey, if it's important to you, then it's important. "Above all else, to thine own self be true." Again, I recommend http://www.amazon.com/What-Love-Money-Will-Follow/dp/0440501... -- it'
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by atsaloli 11y ago
Ah, but aligning people is its own kind of skill and fun. Never dull.
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by atsaloli 11y ago
What do you desire to produce? What makes you happy? That is the first question. What ties closer into your passion? I'd like to recommend two titles to you: "do what you love the money will follow" and "what color is y
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by atsaloli 11y ago
I just signed up for the $39/mo plan for Streak CRM (www.streak.com) -- the product rocks and the support has been phenomenal (thanks, Andrew!). You have to install the Streak Chrome extension to get the CRM inside your Gmail.
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by atsaloli 11y ago
What effort is this? URL please?
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by atsaloli 12y ago
I moved on! Called it a learning experience. Now I'm more picky. If I get a bad feeling about a potential engagement, I listen to it, and do not engage. I have a policy now that if a client is dissatisfied and asks for a refund, I refu
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by atsaloli 12y ago
My friend's team is looking for a remote sysadmin with Linux, AIX and CFEngine skills. http://www.verticalsysadmin.com/jobs/fis.txt Email me if you're qualified.
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by atsaloli 12y ago
If it's convenient, attend Google's SRE Classroom near you, such as this past one https://www.usenix.org/conference/lisa13/training/sre-classr... I hope to see it at LISA 2015.
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by atsaloli 12y ago
Yeah, it's ctrl-A for start of line. Here's a good cheatsheet: http://www.bigsmoke.us/readline/shortcuts
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by atsaloli 12y ago
I remember punching in ATM0 to turn off speaker so my parents wouldn't know I was dialing in when I should have been sleeping. =) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayes_command_set#The_basic_Hay...
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by atsaloli 12y ago
Great job! What app?
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snuggle wife make the bed take supplements (tart cherry extract plus green super food flakes in water) hit the gym (2-3 miles run plus weight training)
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by atsaloli 12y ago
I love it! Sounds like Heinlein's "General Services" -- no job too big, no job too small. "Want somebody murdered? Then DON'T call General Services. But for anything else, call.... It Pays!" http://
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by atsaloli 12y ago
Corp to corp
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by atsaloli 12y ago
Know what career paths look like and make sure your protege is progressing. Get them experience - progressively harder projects. I know that's not specific, but it does work (LOPSA Mentor of the Year 2011 here and I've mentored qu
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by atsaloli 12y ago
The PDF is based on the article ''The Power of Ten -- Rules for Developing Safety Critical Code,'' in IEEE Computer magazine, June 2006, pp. 93-95 Source: author's website http://spinroot.com/p10&#x2
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by atsaloli 12y ago
The coding standard is one of six parts of Dr. Holzmann's formula for building robust software. You can read more about Dr. Holzmann and the other 5 parts at "Making robust software" http://www.verticalsysadmin.com
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by atsaloli 12y ago
Excellent. I'd also recommend "Code Simplicity: The Fundamentals of Software" http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007NZU848?ie=UTF8&redirectFro...
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by atsaloli 12y ago
In addition to learning new/hot technology, I'd recommend making sure you've got your basics in (and I'm not suggesting you don't). See the "Fundamentals" section in System Administration Body of Knowledge
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by atsaloli 12y ago
I left a job after 8 years. It took 3 months to do a thorough knowledge transfer (documentation and training). It's a business-critical system so as a professional, I wanted to ensure my replacement's (and my former team's) s
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Indeed: http://www.acm.org/membership/insurance-programs
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by atsaloli 12y ago
Dr. Mark Burgess just blogged "Why I stopped caring about peer review, and learned to love the work". http://markburgess.org/blog_peer.html
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by atsaloli 12y ago
You are welcome. :)
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by atsaloli 12y ago
Check out "Path to Senior Sysadmin" talk by Adam Moskowitz https://www.usenix.org/conference/lisa10/path-senior-sysadmi... And the LOPSA mentorship program: https://lopsa.org/mentor
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by atsaloli 12y ago
If you enjoy training, you could make a "Fundamentals" course you could deliver to other clients. I charge by the day for my CFEngine trainings: USD 2,500 to 5,000. I also recommend you survey what your competition is charging -
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by atsaloli 12y ago
What can you learn from PERL? How about regular expressions? PCRE has been widely adopted. http://www.PCRE.org/
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ADHD a social and economic plague rather than a medical one(sciencedaily.com)
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