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by ciguy 7y ago
I wrote an article that covers this from a DevOps perspective, among other things. Perhaps you'll get some value from it: https://calebfornari.com/2019/07/11/devops-decision-making/
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While I tend to agree, I think on a practical level it IS a culture, if culture is defined as the way a company operates and a set of principles around that. In essence the culture becomes the way, and so it's a very useful abstraction
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by ciguy 7y ago
I've been active in the DevOps space since before it was called DevOps. I got to watch as things liked the release of the Phoenix Project book sparked a frenzy amongst managers in the Silicon Valley. What I think many people miss is th
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SEEKING WORK | DEVOPS/AWS/CLOUD/AUTOMATION | REMOTE Experienced DevOps Engineer and consultant looking for part time work. I can help you with cloud automation using tools like Terraform, Server Configuration with Ansible and
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by ciguy 7y ago
I have a personal credit card that's used exclusively for business expenses. I'm not an accountant though so what I do may or may not work for your situation. As always, consult a professional.
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Part of the issue may be brain drain. Really smart hard working ethical developers often leave India.
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This isn't quite right, since there are many poor or poorer countries where this isn't the case. However it does seem more common in poor developing countries so I don't doubt it's a contributing factor.
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It's a cultural thing. These countries have a very different set of ethics that's really hard for westerners to get their head around. Basically, the one who got scammed was stupid for allowing it to happen and the scammer is smar
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Fortunately it's usually incredibly obvious in the first day or two when this happens. You have to cut your losses early in those cases. Before I banned all India based firms I would sometimes hire 3 of them for a small project and the
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I'm aware of that. Plus the grammar used is pretty unique to Indian English speakers.
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I'm aware of that, which is why I guessed India. :)
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I'm guessing you're in India? This is such common practice that as a CTO I've been forced to blanket ban working with Indian firms. This is one of the least dishonest things they do, some of the other stuff I could tell stori
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by ciguy 7y ago
Back pain started for me in my late 20s, I'm now early 30s and no longer have back pain. I did 2 things that seemed to help. 1: Start lifting heavy weights, focusing on primary lifts, especially Deadlifts and Squats. Start out with no
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by ciguy 7y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly. Technologies: AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Jenkins, CircleCI, Go, Python and Java. DevOps tools development and cloud automation. I'm a very experien
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Same here, I'm American but live in Manila at the moment. There are many things here that happen due to lack of cultural precedent such as rampant unchecked phone use during social outings. One can only hope that the culture will evolv
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by ciguy 8y ago
Clearly you haven't been here and seen it in action. Groups sitting around the dinner table, or drinking, never interacting with one another or looking up from their phones. There is no cultural stigma to sitting on your phone and igno
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by ciguy 8y ago
This different priorities argument comes out every time China is discussed. It's tired, simplistic and overused by people who want to feel culturally enlightened and hand wave away the possibility of issues in China. Anyone who's
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by ciguy 8y ago
When did I ever say that the Chinese cared about censorship or surveillance? I know you think you're culturally enlightened by bringing up this tired argument. You're not. Anyone who's been to China knows that the average per
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by ciguy 8y ago
I'm not talking about the Americans, I'm talking about the Chinese saying things are going well, which is what the first part of the comment I'm replying to was referring to. Then they shoehorned Americans into the argument f
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Of course they say that it's fine. You would too if you could be punished by your government for saying otherwise.
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by ciguy 8y ago
You're missing the point. I should have left the anecdote out as it's clearly distracting from what I really wanted to get across. I'm saying that this type of poll is never going to be accurate in an authoritarian regime whe

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