nonotreally

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   by nonotreally 6y ago

   Networking IRL. Most people think networking is trading business cards. Don't do this. It's pointless and doesn't work. Talk to people. Talk to everyone. Be interested in what they say. Be interesting. The best way to be inte
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   by nonotreally 6y ago

   I learned to code at 33. I am now working full time in the field. Before that, I was a sysadmin. I worked as a sysadmin from about age 20. I understood ops coming in and this let me punch above my weight. It took about a year for me to get
3. 33.▲
   by nonotreally 6y ago

   > "I acted like an idiot because an Internet Website made me feel things and I couldn't control myself. Now I need Someone Else to make decisions on my behalf". I don't think this is crazy. We're products of our
4. 34.▲
   by nonotreally 6y ago

   I agree with this. Just ignore him. Use him for what he's good at. The guy is good a computers. He's less good a humans. Act accordingly.
5. 35.▲
   by nonotreally 6y ago

   I dunno man. I'm struggling to see how this is catching anyone by surprise. I'm not endorsing more ad spam, but I'm really caught off guard that using a service with a real name/email and getting added to a CRM is genera
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   by nonotreally 6y ago

   I think you may be underestimating how big Azure is and how much Linux they do. Although it is fun to think about the 90s version of MS embracing linux to this degree. https://cloudwars.co/microsoft/microsoft-wallops-am