I've also seen DevOps manifested as developers doing Operations and getting paid developer salaries. It's little solace that the dumbass organization has chosen a bad economy, that is thinking that they can pare down their Operations team but not realizing their developers are losing weeks to learning the intricacies of creating cloud configuration scripts, when that's not the work you want to be doing as a developer.
I hope this culture doesn't bleed out into the work culture at large in the vicinity of Amazon HQ. I've already dealt with enough hyper-aggressive (former) Microsoft culture that has escaped into the wild.
Separately, the job boards here are so overwhelmed with Amazon job listings that I've often wished for a special "block Amazon job listings" feature. I now see that this is likely caused as much by turnover as it is by growth with the company.
Shouldn't monthly (or periodic) download caps be included in the official definition of "broadband?" Otherwise I can see a really good way of gaming this definition.
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They've used drones for investigations 10 times this year, 500 times next year, 12,000 times the year after that, and so on...
And why the need to redact so heavily a report on conventional law enforcement operation which took place in the past? The redaction would make more sense if TFA had been referring to a military or Intelligence operation, but this was just a kidnapping case...?
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I've also seen DevOps manifested as developers doing Operations and getting paid developer salaries. It's little solace that the dumbass organization has chosen a bad economy, that is thinking that they can pare down their Operations team but not realizing their developers are losing weeks to learning the intricacies of creating cloud configuration scripts, when that's not the work you want to be doing as a developer.
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I hope this culture doesn't bleed out into the work culture at large in the vicinity of Amazon HQ. I've already dealt with enough hyper-aggressive (former) Microsoft culture that has escaped into the wild. Separately, the job boards here are so overwhelmed with Amazon job listings that I've often wished for a special "block Amazon job listings" feature. I now see that this is likely caused as much by turnover as it is by growth with the company.
I have a *certainty* the person has no idea what LINQ is.
There are some much more open platforms (hardware and software) available: http://3drobotics.com/2013/08/...
Shouldn't monthly (or periodic) download caps be included in the official definition of "broadband?" Otherwise I can see a really good way of gaming this definition.
The best part is that the case against you will be funded with your/our own tax dollars! Yay we need more government!
... that is 12 nm slimmer than it might otherwise be without this new technology.
1. Older, experienced programmers who have made an effort to learn continuously throughout their careers 2. Brand new college graduates (regardless of age), who tend to be like empty heads but with open minds 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Older programmers with outmoded experience who refuse to adapt to contemporary idioms/paradigms.
They've used drones for investigations 10 times this year, 500 times next year, 12,000 times the year after that, and so on ...
And why the need to redact so heavily a report on conventional law enforcement operation which took place in the past? The redaction would make more sense if TFA had been referring to a military or Intelligence operation, but this was just a kidnapping case...?