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by dozzie
3698 days ago
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> [...] I can't think of a single situation where "understanding several compilers" would have helped me design/maintain/troubleshoot infrastructure I'm responsible for. Oh, sure, you don't need to understand how ELF binaries work, until you try to
do anything non-trivial to them (building chroot image anyone?). You also
don't need to know how Ruby or Python work with modules, but I'll want to stay
away from any your system where you happen to install a random recently
developed software, because it will be a mess. > But hey, looks like you're not in my target market, and that's ok! Of course I'm not. What you proposed is a list for novice sysadmins,
except it doesn't touch the essence of the craft, focusing instead on shiny
bells and whistles of limited applicability that will be obsolete five years
from now. |
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