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by blown_gasket 4y ago
Maybe for driving technology specifically the space is small. But for supply chain management there are a number of players: SAP, Oracle, and Kinaxis to name three. There are more than a dozen though.
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
Feedback from someone that started with traditional datacenter infrastructure and is now dealing with cloud-infra automation. I don't see Terraform as the best IaC framework for lowering the barrier to put infrastructure into developer
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
I think it's value is you are able to be found be those looking to employ you. If you don't want to be offered employment, I don't see a point in having a LinkedIn - a resume does just fine when you are looking. But this goes
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
The goods that are sold are available to be sold based-off what people have chosen to buy or what is seen as a solution to a problem. Example: Manual transmissions available for sale in the United States vs Europe. Europe has many more avai
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
Speaking from an infrastructure focused perspective who writes to make the provisioning faster, I understand why software-writing focused individuals like Kubernetes both on-prem and in the cloud. It's super easy to deploy to once the
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
This is an odd response in my perspective. 'I don't like it because it's not secure and I was able to get access to prod via this method.' 'That method has been fixed.' 'Well...I still don't like it.&
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
This comment makes a lot of assertions without any backing data. How is it mediocre? Is it because of the CVEs that have been released in the prior years? I recall GitLab also having quite a bad week of CVEs in February[1]. How is it a bad
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
It depends on what the person was trying to accomplish in their first week of using Linux. Did they see a certification book for LPIC or Linux+ and get interested to go through it? They will for sure hit these commands in the first week of
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
To offer a different perspective. I personally dislike both grocery delivery and pick-up options. Pick-up doesn't tend to list every option available. Pick-up also doesn't let you see the fruit or vegetables that are going into yo
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
At one time there was a exam for the Principles and Practice of Engineering with the discipline of Software Engineering from NCEES. The same organization that has the tests for all of your proper engineering disciplines. The issue was that
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
Maybe you could enlighten me on what you see as becoming very techy about Traverse City. When it comes to the companies that I've seen there you have: - Small computer repair shops competing with big box computer repair - Hagerty Insur
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by blown_gasket 5y ago
I do pay federal income taxes which of that 3% is for transportation. If I were to look at per month of my salary ~$40 goes to transportation. So yes, I broadly pay $40/month to use the streets.
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by blown_gasket 5y ago
If you're interested, Here (the PaaS for automative industry in-dash nav), has a website based maps: https://wego.here.com . They also have a phone app. I only found this out because I was looking into where my vehicle pulle
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by blown_gasket 5y ago
'America is still the best country in the world to start a business and take risks'. Do you have any data to back this up? I'm purely curious. Note you didn't state, 'and make an insanely large sum of money there&#x