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The community is awesome. Leaning everyday something new.

It is great to be part of the Skool community! You guys are awesome

Study hall It's a perfect idea. Thanks. I will use it.

Slick edits!

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You wasted 10 mins of my life to only try to sell me a product…😂

i think this video is great man! one of my biggest mistakes is not documenting stuff i GOT to fix this but yea yaml hell is rough lol i just barely escaped the last 2 months 3 months and still land in purgatory sometimes 💀

From a title like this i was expecting tips on how to set up kubernetes manifests autodetection for yamlls to apply a proper schema, etc. It's a bummer those things weren't even touched upon.

Home lab counts as experience! Awesome!!!

Back then I used to run 2x D2NT, one sorc, one pally.. would come back from work, trade then play my pvp characters.. god I miss that time.

Computer says NO

I can’t stress enough the importance of a home lab and learning how to self host. My Proxmox cluster allows me to learn numerous concepts and implement new technologies.

This is my current situation and it’s quite a difficult one

I struggling with the question: What would I use the homelab for? Is it even useful for me ? Do I need to have a physical server at home or is it good enough to use a cloud provider?

omg I was waiting for this video) because I want to start with homelab but how?) you should create a separate course for Homelab creating

macos is garbage

Get familiar with default is a huge time saver, especially when you are a cloud / docker engineer who deals with vanilla instances all the time. You DO want minimal set ups.

i didnt find the notes website please send it

My man you just got my sub. I want to do my own thing as well. I work in tech as well so I can relate on that level.

I feel like if you need a good laptop, macos is pretty much the only option right now. Apple Silicons are just too good.

I can see the virtue of being this kind of person. But what do you do if you believe you're genuinely not at fault for something? For instance, I got blamed by my boss for deploying something that wasn't ready for production. What he's overlooking is the only reason the system let me do the deployment is because he approved it! When I pointed this out he said I "should have known" not to deploy it, regardless of his approval. But I don't agree. How am I supposed to take responsibility for this if I don't believe I'm the one at fault? When you have a boss that likes to point fingers, it seems dangerous to let yourself become his scapegoat.

I use Windows 11 +WSL2 for my content creation / personal and a very happy with it. I also have a MacBook Pro but is my company's laptop and I don't like to mix things so... Building a PC is a good idea in my opinion if you don't need to move around with your computer and also you can get double the performance for half of the price.

I have to use MacOS for my work and I absolutely hate it. The UI is so damn unintuivitve. Window management is an absolute nightmare. I don't know why people say Apple products are so easy to use and intuivitve. The poorly designed colored buttons for window sizing for example work different depending on application.

Have you ever had a manager like that? 😂 Let me know in the comments.

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How do we improve communication?

Me personally never own a company laptop, because i just dont want to. And if company isn't okay with me using my own laptop i just ask for a virtual ec2 with linux and work ssh from it, still using my own laptop :)

maybe buy an m1 max macbook? It's cheaper with almost the same performance as the m3

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Mac is terrible when it comes to right to repair. It is ok until it breaks. Windows will become too bad with the the new recall feauture

And good for you to think Mac is so, so good; I have quite the opposite opinion. IMO, only Linux is so, so good!

I suggest you give Komorebi a shot as well (window manager)

If you care about keeping your MVP status and being "plugged in" to Microsoft then yeah Windows might make sense (WSL is very good these days). Otherwise I'd just get a Mac - most of the time you don't need the grunt but it comes in real handy for video editing (not to mention running local LLM). As an engineer I love Thinkpad with Linux - it's great for engineer activities but not when you need other non-work stuff like video editing, driver support as you saw. At least if you buy the Mac you can write off the cost against tax. I can understand you not wanting to eat into that buffer, it is a very bad time for work right now, even contracting/freelance. What you said at the end is right: as a content creator you are stuck for only Mac or Windows, unfortunately Linux doesn't work well yet.

God that meme

don't stop making content XD. Have you tried giving NixOS a shot ? Would love to see a video on that Nix+hyprland

What do you mean by "it needs privileged escalation"? I'm not familiar with commafeed but it seems like it's just an RSS feed reader. Why does it needs escalated privileges? (Also, it is set to false so I'm kinda confused.)

Great, I want to try out a few builds on one char and change skills while lvling up, because while a builds is great at lvl 80+, it might suck at lvl 12-29 while you are not spending points to use them at lvl 30. Now I can freely use them and can still freely repsecc at lvl 30 or whenever I feel it's needed.

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Nice. I legit do the same.

Say "IaC is dead" only because Microsoft "release" a bunch of modules is as silly as saying "Developers are dead because there are a lot of libraries and SDKs"

I am saying a prayer that amazon follows for aws

this is not a good reason to switch to Azure we already developed over time terraform modules that can do pretty much everything but no one lost his job as devops 😅 Now cause of terraform license we moved to tofu, everything still works fine

End of devops jobs??

Infra as code is 💀! 😮 We replaced it with new Infra as Code!😂

i tried tmux a few times but it never stuck. Zellij’s killer feature is the on screen menu. I’m sure it can be turned off but it’s great at first.

I found the same on mint (i use both)

Have you considered using the devpod and devbox (from Jetify)?

Conflicting Vpn configs as a reason to switch to macos seems strange to me