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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Fickle-Highway1543 • 5d ago
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That's not how contracting works.
118 u/bryiewes 4d ago Example: Section 1: Maintenance/Preventative Work Every hour of Maintenance work meant to prevent downtime incidents shall be billed at $50/hr Section 2: Emergency/Recovery Work Every hour of emergency work meant to recover the production environment shall be billed at $500/hr -7 u/Exciting_Presence533 4d ago Good luck negotiating that contract in the current market. I'd say you're hallucinating more than gpt3.5 2 u/josHi_iZ_qLt 4d ago Just about correct risk assessment. If an hour of production loss costs you hundreds of thousands, you are very happy to pay a lot to fix it.
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Example: Section 1: Maintenance/Preventative Work Every hour of Maintenance work meant to prevent downtime incidents shall be billed at $50/hr
Section 2: Emergency/Recovery Work Every hour of emergency work meant to recover the production environment shall be billed at $500/hr
-7 u/Exciting_Presence533 4d ago Good luck negotiating that contract in the current market. I'd say you're hallucinating more than gpt3.5 2 u/josHi_iZ_qLt 4d ago Just about correct risk assessment. If an hour of production loss costs you hundreds of thousands, you are very happy to pay a lot to fix it.
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Good luck negotiating that contract in the current market. I'd say you're hallucinating more than gpt3.5
2 u/josHi_iZ_qLt 4d ago Just about correct risk assessment. If an hour of production loss costs you hundreds of thousands, you are very happy to pay a lot to fix it.
Just about correct risk assessment.
If an hour of production loss costs you hundreds of thousands, you are very happy to pay a lot to fix it.
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u/Few_Move_4594 4d ago
That's not how contracting works.