Like many people my age, my path toward a career in technology was non-linear. My first stop after a Baccalaureate in Physics was a move into teaching Machine Tool trades at a 2-year college. Make sense, right? Actually I had taken a few programming courses in college (FORTRAN, Pascal, PDP-8 Assembler, SNOBOL, FORTH), had worked my way through college as a machinist, and taught myself how to program CNC machines. So the trade school route wasn't too much of a stretch.
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Thirty-four Years in IT - Instructor, Machinist, CNC and CAD/CAM (Part 1)
As I've now ended 34+ years of public service, I'm going to burn a few posts on where I've been and what I've tried to accomplish.
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Cargo Cult: …imitate the superficial exterior of a process or system without having any understanding of the underlying substance --Wikipe...
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Structured system management is a concept that covers the fundamentals of building, securing, deploying, monitoring, logging, alerting, and...
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In The Cloud - Outsourcing Moved up the Stack [1] I compared the outsourcing that we do routinely (wide area networks) with the outsourcing ...