Comments by "Michael Nurse" (@michaelnurse9089) on "Continuous Delivery" channel.

  1. I think for small home projects Docker (or even full virtual machines) is a great technology - whether for Data Science or Software Engineering.
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  2. They cannot legally agree to this because shareholders will sue and likely win. Welcome to capitalism.
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  3. Roger Smoke.
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  4. Well the button is there, it is counter that is missing...
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  5. There are lots of them and they will be spread across a (likely) Gaussian distribution. Some research shows that as a rule of thumb 10% of people always cheat, steal and lie and 10% are honest no matter the consequences while the middle 80% follow the apparent incentives lying before them. These percentage change will the all kinds of factors but it gives a good feel. In other words, 80% are probably trying to get the answers that benefit their careers. That said - we are clearly fucking up this planet and CO2 is just one thing to worry about. The Republican idea that climate change is not real is a political motivated maneuver as their voters tend to work in dirtier industries - not that Democrats are any better - just different.
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  6. It knows who you are for everyone "Dave Farley is a software developer and author who is known for his work in the field of continuous delivery and DevOps. He is the co-author of the book "Continuous Delivery: Reliable Software Releases through Build, Test, and Deployment Automation."
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  7. Thanks so much. I am new to programming but an old hat in other industries and most of these point apply there too, in modified form of course.
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  8. Courts normally jail people for intent or unrestrained recklessness. Mere carelessness is normally a rap on the knuckles. This does not apply to directors though, as they have an active duty of care and skill - so even mere carelessness can hurt them. There is also a massive different depending on what is at stake. Did you cover up bugs in a website or a nuclear reactor? Where those bugs incidental or critical? The judge or jury must decide things on many factors.
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