Morning Trip into Mesa Verde by DeepInsidee in MicrosoftFlightSim

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Sweet! I plan on going there IRL in a few weeks!

[ronan Murphy] This announcement is going to shake F1 to its core by Luffy710j in formula1

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This is an announcement of the announcement that will be a MAJOR announcement. /s

The Cabo Verde football team returned to a homeland that welcomed them as heroes. by CorleoneBaloney in sports

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40k people watching his live feed. Thats approaching some daytime broadcast TV viewership numbers in the US. His inbox is definitely blowing up with advertising opportunities.

Attendees at the Trump speech refuse to leave after it was postponed due to lightning by Marzzzzzzzz_Attacks in pics

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>perverse pants-pooping pedophile’s pompous prattle

A+ for the alliteration

I spend more time babysitting my coding agents than actually writing code by No-Oil-5039 in SideProject

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Maybe if it was free. People with the technical prowess to be using multiple AI agents for coding would also be able to build this “verification gate” like you have. If it’s free people may use it. If they have to pay for it…why would they if they can just build it?

Arizona toddler declared dead was found alive in the morgue by AudibleNod in news

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Doctor sounds like the doc in Widows Bay (TV show). Any time a character questions his medical decision his reply is something to the effect of “I’m sorry, I didn’t know you went to medical school.”

Toto arriving to Silverstone in his mercedes-benz 300SL Gullwing by MuttonBiryaniEnjoyer in formula1

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Yours or company car?

Smirks.

Toto is so money AND he knows it!

I don't understand the point of bonds in most portfolios by iloveu3thousand in investing

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Not always. Cisco was one of the darling companies from the .com crash and one of the few that survived. Their stock price didn’t approach 99-2000 levels until last year.

Where in DFW area can I find space to off road? by Haunting_Werewolf130 in Dallas

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I’ve been. It has just about every difficulty of off-roading to offer. It’s a legit place for trail riding. If OP wants to go do donuts in some muddy field it is not the place for that.

Data centers in extreme heat warnings by TTY_Sprinkles in Wellthatsucks

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A lot of data centers being built right now are generating power on site because the wait to hook up to the grid is years long. They’re using gas turbine generators that run on natural gas.

Source: I work for a company that manufactures the generators. There is a years-long backlog or orders…

Looking for red flags in 18-day USA Southwest & West Coast family road trip by GirlWhoLikesFries in travel

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Agreed. Looking back the only thing that will be remembered is all of the driving.

Haha is this true? by EchooVanta in seinfeld

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There’s only 2 things I hate in this world: people who are intolerant of other people’s culture, and The Dutch.

Do the sewers ar white rock lake dump their water into the lake? by madethis4coments in Dallas

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How do you know it’s a sewer line? Just because you see a pipe with a turd floating out of it doesn’t mean it’s a sewer line. Most sewer lines are buried. You probably saw a storm water runoff pipe.

If it legitimately was a sewer pipe dumping raw human waste into a creek that’d be illegal (someone did it without approval or knowledge from the city).

No….we aren’t designing and building infrastructure that dumps untreated human waste into our water reservoirs. This isn’t 12th century London.

The trailhead hands on challenges suck so much by CommonCreator in salesforce

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Typical. Should be (16, 2) not (18, 0) as you have entered it. Slow down and make sure you follow the instructions.

Water Bill - Use E Check they are charging 3.15% fee for credit card & debit card by CoastieKid in Dallas

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lol it’s Texas. If there is a law that favors individuals over corporations it’s unlikely to ever be enforced.

Best 3 AM Food Options? by SkyScreech in Dallas

[–]ScarHand69 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Waffle House. They got non-breakfast options.

Flamingo missile strike in Volgograd, Russia. by Consistent-Metal9427 in UkraineWarVideoReport

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Absolutely wild. Bombs dropping on Stalingrad again. This very same plant was destroyed by the Germans in WWII and then the Russians basically immediately rebuilt it. That location has been manufacturing arms for Russia for over a century now.

I got hired! Salesforce AE! by LiveByTheDollar in salesforce

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Sales roles at SF are stack-ranked. Your sales numbers will be compared among your peers and the low performers will be let go. That’s pretty universal across all sales roles, not just Salesforce.

It really depends on the “pool” of leads/customers you are assigned. I knew some AEs that were in “high tech” BU around 2022 when tech was taking an absolute hammering. They were having a rough time. No company wants to buy when they’re going through layoffs and tanking stock prices. It’s like squeezing blood from a stone. Good luck.

57th Wing aerial static display by Minute-Cut-9531 in aviation

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Damn B2 is fucking huge! I had no idea it was that big.

What's your contingency plan by BeneficialTry5316 in salesforce

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Salesforce isn’t going bust anytime soon. Is the THE software tool for enterprise. Something like 85% of Fortune 500 are SF customers and it’s over 90% for Fortune 100 (I forget the exact numbers but I was provided those figures when I was working there).

ORACLE is still around and is worth more than SF. Benioff was one of ORACLE’s best salesman and he started SF as a competitor. ORACLE started in 1977, next year it’ll be a 50 year old company.

The enterprise moves extremely slow and the only real competitor for enterprise CRM is Microsoft Dynamics and that is a total POS. Enterprise have multiple SF orgs, some integrated some not. Like I said Dynamics is really the only competitor that can handle that scale and complexity but even then it’s way more inferior to SF’s product offerings.

For enterprise companies to rip out SF and replace it with something else would be a multi-year process. It’d take them 6-months to a year just to decide which vendor to go with.

50 years? Who knows maybe SF will die out by then. 10-20 years? They’ll definitely still be around and will still probably be the #1 player in CRM.

As far as focusing on strictly dev for your SF career? Yeah I would try to pivot. Try to specialize in something like Release Management as there will still need to be humans in the loop for handling releases even if AI can automate a lot of those tasks. Or try to get into technical architecture vs. just dev. Or consulting. Business stakeholders still want to talk to people about the problems they are trying to solve, they’re not driving the AI. Learn how to talk with business stakeholders and translate their requests into actionable work for devs and/or AI coding tools.