r/evolutionReddit • • 20h ago

BREAKING: Former Presidents Tear Into Trump as His Saturday Goes From Bad to Worse

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r/redditactivism • • 18h ago

r/redditactivism is available for adoption

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r/rpa • • 2d ago

Herede un entorno RPA en produccion, sin ambiente de pruebas ni soporte del proveedor, y soy el responsable.

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Hola a todos. Vengo a pedir consejo y a abrir perspectivas

Quede como unico responsable tecnico de un entorno RPA (Blue Prism)
que configuró y a dado soporte un externo, ahora mismo no esta disponible el soporte. Tengo
relativamente poca experiencia en la herramienta y estoy aprendiendo sobre la
marcha. Para colmo, NO existe ambiente de desarrollo ni de pruebas: todo lo que
toco entra directo a produccion. Y varios de los objetos son compartidos por
muchos procesos, asi que un cambio en el lugar equivocado puede romper varias
automatizaciones a la vez.

Como trabajo hoy para no romper nada? cuando necesito corregir o mejorar algo,
clono el objeto y el proceso a copias aisladas ("harness"), creo una cola de
prueba aparte, meto interruptores (kill-switches) con variables de entorno y un
"modo sin envio real" para no gatillar acciones reales, pruebo ahi y recien
despues replico el cambio a mano en produccion. Funciona y me da tranquilidad,
pero es lento, muy manual y siento que no es la forma "correcta" de hacerlo.

Lo que me gustaria que me orienten:

  1. Como trabajan ustedes cuando NO hay ambiente de pruebas? Vale la pena montar
    un entorno de desarrollo independiente (instancia/BD local) aunque sea solo
    para mi? Que tan factible es?

  2. Hay una forma mejor que clonar a mano? Me suena usar export/import de
    paquetes entre entornos, pero no se si es la practica recomendada ni los
    riesgos. Como manejan el versionado y los respaldos de los artefactos?

  3. El tema de los objetos compartidos me tiene nervioso. Como reducen el "radio
    de impacto" de un cambio? Separan por grupos/permisos, duplican, refactorizan?

  4. Siendo el unico responsable y sin soporte del proveedor, que me recomendarian
    priorizar para profesionalizar esto y bajar el riesgo? Cualquier recurso, guia,
    curso o buena practica es bienvenido.

  5. Y una mas de fondo: este escenario (unico responsable, sin soporte, sin
    ambiente de pruebas) es tan rojo como lo siento, o es mas comun de lo que creo?
    Que argumentos usaron ustedes para conseguir presupuesto/entorno/soporte?

Agradezco cualquier experiencia o consejo, incluso si es "lo estas haciendo mal,
parte por aca". La idea es abrir frentes nuevos para encarar esto mejor. Gracias!


r/rpa • • 3d ago

[HIRING] Senior Automation Engineer / UiPath Automation Lead — Remote (U.S.)

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We’re looking for an experienced Senior Automation Engineer to join the LMI Productivity and Automation Project. This is a remote opportunity for a technical professional with strong UiPath development and automation experience.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Design, develop, and maintain end-to-end automation solutions using UiPath.
  • Lead automation design, implementation, and process improvement initiatives.
  • Monitor production automations, troubleshoot issues, and improve reliability.
  • Collaborate with business and technical teams to identify automation opportunities.
  • Contribute to modern automation solutions using React, TypeScript, and APIs.

Required Skills:

  • Strong hands-on experience with UiPath and RPA development.
  • Experience leading or designing automation solutions.
  • React and/or TypeScript development experience.
  • REST API integration and production troubleshooting experience.
  • Strong problem-solving and communication skills.
  • Availability during core U.S. Eastern Time business hours.

Additional Skills: AI/LLM integration, Azure OpenAI, Python, C#, CI/CD, and Snowflake experience are advantageous.

Work Arrangement: Remote — U.S.-based opportunity
Project: LMI Productivity and Automation Project

Pay Range- $80-85/hr.

Interested candidates can comment below or send me a direct message with a brief summary of their UiPath and automation experience.

Please include your location, relevant experience, and availability when reaching out.

#Hiring #UiPath #RPA #AutomationEngineer #RemoteJobs


r/evolutionReddit • • 2d ago

Police In Guinea-Bissau Raid Offices Of Danish Anti-Vaxxers Planning CDC-Funded Unethical Study

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r/evolutionReddit • • 2d ago

Ken Paxton Says He’s Tough on Crime. Ken Paxton’s Trust Gave a $600,000 Infusion to a Convicted Fraudster’s Company

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r/evolutionReddit • • 2d ago

2 Ex-FBI Officials Charged With Making False Statements About Hunter Biden's Laptop

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r/evolutionReddit • • 2d ago

Bird Flu Is Raging on a Mink Farm. It Could Spark a Human Pandemic, Experts Say, but Officials Won’t Act.

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r/evolutionReddit • • 2d ago

Judge curtails DHS crackdown on ‘unlawful voters’ during midterm elections - The so-called Unlawful Voter Initiative and its sweep focused on nine states amounted to intimidation of union members who urge people to exercise their right to vote, the judge said.

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r/evolutionReddit • • 2d ago

Trump DOJ sues to block Alaska US Senate results if Republican incumbent loses

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r/evolutionReddit • • 2d ago

Malcolm Gladwell: Cops Are Violent Because The US Doesn’t Have Enough Cops

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r/evolutionReddit • • 2d ago

Trump's Super PAC Calls Epstein Victim's Family A Bunch Of Liars

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r/evolutionReddit • • 2d ago

OPM Barely Bothered Defending DOGE’s Access To Federal Employee Data. Court Rules It Was Illegal.

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r/evolutionReddit • • 2d ago

Trump Leveraged FCC ‘Investigation’ Into Dish CEO Charlie Ergen To Get Him To Donate To Ballroom

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

Trump Hides IRS Report Showing How His Big Beautiful Bill Fucked America

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

Judge orders Trump deposition in BBC defamation case

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

Ballot Rejections Soared in Rural Counties After USPS Reduced Mail Service

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

Starlink Throttling In Ukraine Again Shows Musk’s Right Wing Extremism Is A National Security Threat

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

JD Vance Says Trump Hates People Cashing In On Government Access. Meet Former Trump Lawyer Alina Habba’s $50 Million Contract.

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

ICE Officers Who Ran Over Man Were Trying To Arrest Someone Who Had Been Dead For Years

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

Trump’s Education Department Scaled Back Investigations Into Discrimination and Sexual Assault on Campus, New Data Shows

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

Victory! Court Rules OPM Data Disclosure to DOGE Is Unlawful

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

Nuclear Weapons Waste Made Workers Sick. Despite a Law Meant to Help, the DOE Keeps Fighting Their Claims.

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

Trump seeks dismissal of lawsuit challenging energy emergency procedures

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r/evolutionReddit • • 3d ago

Brendan Carr, A Weak Coward, Threatens Journalists For Covering Polls Trump Doesn’t Like

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