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by one2know 6y ago
Salary has very little with how "good" you are, and determining "good" is the essence of this scam industry. Hypothetically, lets say there are devs being paid $1MM per year who are kicking back $250-500k to their manag
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by one2know 6y ago
I'm sorry but an unreal engine 5 video needs to start with graphics, tim sweeney, or not start at all.
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by one2know 6y ago
I would say culturally these directors have been more on the same wavelength with the VP's and SVP's of the companies. That is I think it is more likely to pay a bribe or do a shady deal for a job in many countries. I'm not
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by one2know 6y ago
Every two years or so my software job will bring in a director from overseas and I have to go find another job. This has happened four times in 8 years.
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by one2know 6y ago
You will eventually get bored of TV and movies and won't be able to watch a movie all the way through or you will fast forward half of it. Same things with video games. Eventually you will realize that boredom is just mental recogni
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by one2know 6y ago
"FYI the law enforcement, legal system is a complete joke in India." I kind of got the impression they don't like the police when watching "Extraction" which is an Indian movie with Chris Hemsworth in which they mow
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by one2know 6y ago
GTFO is easier said than done during these times. Jobs are about picking the set of awfulness one can tolerate. Microservices are one of the lesser awful because they multiple the work by 10x. Management is probably picking microservice
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by one2know 6y ago
Management doesn't care. Management doesn't read this or really even understand what a microservice is. They only know their VP told them to use them and they are the current hot stuff.
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by one2know 6y ago
Wow, so many people here want to date their coworkers. There are other places to meet women than the office. In fact it is probably better that you meet someone not in your office. Managers are going to be PRO office work because without
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by one2know 6y ago
I once complained to a PM about tracker scripts that my company was placing on its own site. They said that the data from the scripts was bringing in $2 million a year and there was nothing they would do.
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by one2know 6y ago
I understand golang was an attempt to fix c's shortcomings and not to create the next c++ or java. But I also understand programmers get their way of doing things that are bad. Case in point, people who do println("entering func
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by one2know 6y ago
That's funny because Java devs for decades said that multiple returns and tons of if statement trees were the codings of satan. I am doing golang code right now and all I see are pages and pages of "if err != nil {" or &qu
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by one2know 6y ago
Heh, production grade depends more on the people in charge than the tech choices. The lack of exceptions in Go is the biggest stupid thing in software. Exceptions have always been a much less risque feature than multiple return values. I
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by one2know 6y ago
My outfit has five separate teams to protect us helpless devs from SRE/Ops cloud CLI's and dashboards: devops, appops, SRE, infosec, and IT technology. The things is cloud providers and cloud wrapper companies all pay bribes to m
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by one2know 6y ago
Considering they are not bringing machines out of rotation or draining connections in the example given with the errors, I assume that more than 10 machines produces too many errors or takes too long to have two versions of the code deploy
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by one2know 7y ago
This is a PR stunt from Amazon. Amazon has sophisticated software to schedule employees so that no overtime is given. I think they would rather shut down than pay overtime.
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by one2know 7y ago
You "missing" something is different than being able to keep a business running and making revenue. We are talking about work here. Now, some people's jobs may depend on their ability to socialize because their position is
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by one2know 7y ago
The need for casual/social environment is largely a myth. For the first 15-20 years of your life a person's ability to survive is based on getting attention from mom and dad. Slowly that fades until people are self sufficient.
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by one2know 7y ago
I'm sure those are good schools, but I would get a BSCS from a nationally known school, Utah State, BYU. In a tech hub like Seattle, San Jose, etc you can go to 2-3 meetups per week at major tech companies. Options are kind of limited
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by one2know 7y ago
Some say the mortality rate is 10-20% because the 1-2% numbers being passed around are comparing current deaths against current population who have the disease. Current deaths should be compared to the population that had the disease at th
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by one2know 7y ago
Its essentially the same argument the article is making: managers want to spend and hire. But there are lots of managers at work right now reading HN so downvotes.
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by one2know 7y ago
Perhaps the solution is a single server where one can drop a zip file containing their microservice and have it automatically deploy without the hassle of setting up a new pod/server/container. Congratulations you have reinvented
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by one2know 7y ago
Pretty much microservices happened because of managers. Managers are promoted to high level jobs such as Director or VP based on number of direct reports. This won't happen with a small team of devs. So they need an infrastructure t
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by one2know 7y ago
Find another job. Chances are all of management, VC's, board, everyone is in on it.
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by one2know 7y ago
The audio overdub is fake is a likely explanation.
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by one2know 7y ago
The videos are of real aircraft recorded through a FLIR pod. When zoomed out far enough the aircraft simply look like fuzzy ovals as demonstrated in this video https://youtu.be/jWjpnCKcj8M?t=136 For some reason people in t
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by one2know 7y ago
7 doesn't contradict 2. If you are the loss prevention VP in charge of stopping theft, and you reduced the number of reshipped items, you are decreasing a cost account. The revenue account for sold goods was already increased when the
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by one2know 7y ago
There are PE's and people that have been there for years even decades that have lots of power and clout to do things associated with revenue and not get canned on multi-year or multi-month projects. Then there are the thousands of new
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by one2know 7y ago
Part of AWS sells those things. AWS started 12 years after Amazon.com. Amazon has large BI orgs to build custom systems costing tens of millions of dollars. AWS was not considered secure enough for Amazon.com critical data as of a few yea
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by one2know 7y ago
You're looking at 4-5 different transactional systems with 1-1000 TB of data. You won't be getting access to those things since they process perhaps $1 MM of revenue per minute. Maybe you can use their ETL system if it is not ov

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