The resource I was talking about was you, not the JSON. Pulling your time away to fix it. That has to be coordinate a level above unless both teams have the same management.
If not you may your work impacted by it, as they say, cover your ass.
Can you put an ingest test on your systems?
Throw a flag when the JSON breaks etc and track those metrics.
If they are breaking production services, they sure wouldn’t last long on any of the teams I work with.
This 100% is a management issue, both their boss, and yours.
If resources are going from one team to another, and they have separate management, that damn well better be coordinated through your boss. At the very least C.C. at the start and end of the project.
I’m all for helping out another team, that’s what you do, but sounds more like constantly cleaning up their messes.
It will be Tiananmen Squared
Now this is a stream I would enjoy watching. I have the KSP platinum on PS4, I know exactly how difficult this is.
In fact, since it’s his big fantasy, let’s see a Duna return trip.
Android doesnt, my S8 can no longer be updated and many apps are beginning to no be supported. I love this phone, all the new ones are way too big.
Love my S8, though there are apps I can’t run anymore because of how old the OS is.
Still, I’m keeping it till it dies.
Anyone who hasn’t done a Mun landing shouldn’t get to direct space scenes.
Yeah, but bland as the last one was, can you imagine Vance doing the right thing and certifying the election after the shit show on Jan 6th?
I may not be a Pence fan, but he earned a ton of respect from me that day.
The pace of change is about every five years, and some elements are always in transition.
All in one turn key solutions are always one to two cycles behind, so may work great with the stuff I’m already replacing.
I think these are honest attempts to simplify, but by the time they have it sorted its obsolete. If I have to build modules anyway to work with new equipemnt, might as well just write all the code in my native language.
These also tend to be attempts at all in one devices, requiring you to use devices only compatible with those subsystems. I want to be able to use best tech from what ever manufacturer. New and fancy almost always means a command line interface, which again means coding.
20 years ago at a trade show, a new module based visual coding tool was introduced in my field which claimed “You’ll never need another programmer”.
Oddly enough, I still have a job.
The tools have gotten better, but I still write code every day because procedural programming is still the best way to do things.
It is just now reaching the point that we can do some small to medium scale projects with plug and play systems, but only with very specific equipment and configurations.
I do like those, but can add my own easy enough.
Always wanted a Volvo, my sister in law raced an V70 R for a while.
Requirements for a car. 1: All wheel drive 2: Small station wagon 3: Manual transmission 4: No touch screen 5: Does not connect to internet
Yup, looks like 2014 is the newest car I can buy.
Get your shit together car companies and maybe I’ll be interested in you products again.
For me it’s displays and audio systems, but I do use RS232 on a daily basis.
Yesterday I had to manually make a null modem cable cause I lost my final little orange dongle.
Trash 80? This brought back some fond memories.
I’m almost 50, and I can not think of two better peices of advice.
I don’t have kids, and when I was in school no one had phones, so I’m way out of the loop, but there were various electronic devices that could be a distraction. Portable music players, handheld games, even a graphing calculator in a non-math or science class, any one of these would have been confiscated if used during class.
I can not think of a single reason a student should have access to a phone during class that can’t be solved another way.
Certianly a decent motorcycle.
The sponges migrated about a foot and a half.
Hadn’t heard “laser rule” before, I assume it’s the same as “don’t point it at anything you care about”.