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by jeffwask 4y ago
>In my experience no matter the field breaking into it via ops is almost a certain way to never get to where you want to be. Cloud Engineering/SRE/MLOps are so in demand a company would be foolish to let you move up unless you
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by jeffwask 4y ago
Microsoft Windows with AzureAd and Intune provides a suite of tools for managing your fleet of laptops at little to no additional cost. It's honestly so much for free that running any other suite of laptops becomes arduous and expensiv
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by jeffwask 4y ago
This sounds about right for me too
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by jeffwask 4y ago
MLOps is a good way for someone with a Cloud Engineering or DevOps skills set to join a team and start learning from within
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by jeffwask 4y ago
>As an ex-smoker, I never felt any anger towards cigarette companies. Only anger I felt was towards government regulations like banning smoking indoors or high taxes on cigarettes. Also felt a bit annoyed with society judging the smokers
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by jeffwask 4y ago
There is a lot of valuable information in this letter my privilege would have blinded me to.
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by jeffwask 4y ago
Yey for Corporate Welfare
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by jeffwask 4y ago
This is why I'll stick to dumb cars.
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by jeffwask 4y ago
Streisand Effect in action
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by jeffwask 4y ago
Having used both... Azure pricing is like a used car dealership. Would you like groups with your active directory, that's an up charge. Every service has a tiered pricing model which may be cheaper but requires a ton of cognitive overh
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by jeffwask 4y ago
This is the big issue. All of these "businesses" ignore the human cost and just assume an exploitable population begging to not lose their housing. This is a problem that exists all the way through the product lifecycle with these
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by jeffwask 4y ago
Travis CI and Solarwinds on the list eh...
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by jeffwask 4y ago
There are some real dark vids from GDC and the like talking about the psychology behind manipulating people into MTX and real money economies in games.
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by jeffwask 4y ago
Just in case there is further confusion here he is talking about how cool it would be if you could charge per reload in shooter. https://youtu.be/ZR6-u8OIJTE "You are really not that price sensitive at that time"
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by jeffwask 4y ago
Sad panda, that Microsoft is doing their damnedest to shift Minecraft out of this category.
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by jeffwask 4y ago
>Is is "making sure the game is at all commercially viable so I can afford to keep myself alive and well fed", or "making sure that every drop of money is juiced from the customer". yes, because teams typically undert
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by jeffwask 4y ago
He just executed a merge of his company with a company that produced know malware delivery platforms for installing scamware. I think we can guess where his intentions lay
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by jeffwask 4y ago
There are a raft on non-AAA publishers who produce amazing games without it Hades, It takes two are two of the recent game of the year winners that wholesale rejected exploitative monetization
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by jeffwask 4y ago
He's saying every game needs to be an MTX riddled nightmare to be successful. As a gamer I reject that and have been with my wallet for a while. There are hundreds of dev teams producing great stuff below the AAA level that only ask me
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by jeffwask 4y ago
I also doubt they were making much money with the wholesale rate hovering at 5k a KWH
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by jeffwask 4y ago
For anyone who wants to watch their bill increase or see the brown out coming. https://p.datadoghq.com/sb/5c2fc00be-393be929c9c55c3b80b557d... (I didn't make this but it's been invaluable to my sanity since t
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by jeffwask 4y ago
I was never a fan but I was never actively opposed. Now, I'll advise against at every opportunity.
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by jeffwask 4y ago
It's getting more and more apparent moving Office/Productivity apps from your local system to web based is a huge mistake. In 20 years, I'm going to be a like the guy who writes manuscripts in Word Perfect 4.
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by jeffwask 4y ago
At what point, does a corporation stop being considered corporation and instead be considered a global criminal organization?
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by jeffwask 4y ago
Yes. All the digital platforms rely on licenses with the actual rights holders. A producer used to license movies across multiple platforms for largest reach but as the market continues to splinter and fracture and large studios keep being
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by jeffwask 4y ago
This can happen on all of the digital distribution channels and it's going to be a bigger problem as the digital world continues to fragment.
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by jeffwask 4y ago
There such a massive logic failure in these orgs that implement complex and arduous interview and screening processes then assume 10% of those people are trash and need to be regularly culled. The words PIP Quota make me gag. As an on again
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by jeffwask 4y ago
I want the story from the neighbor who reported them to code enforcement
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by jeffwask 4y ago
All things considered this one is pretty good too... Mission first Our mission is ambitious and important. We don’t engage in social or political activism that is unrelated to our mission while at work. We seek to make the workplace a refug
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by jeffwask 4y ago
^100% The business of telling people you are doing agile wrong.

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