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Most (good) computer people don’t learn about computers in university, they learn at home through tinkering. When everything comes in a container and recommends
by orev 3y ago
Most (good) computer people don’t learn about computers in university, they learn at home through tinkering. When everything comes in a container and recommends using AWS, there’s no need to bang your head on the wall trying to figure something out, which is what actually leads to learning and tinkering with hardware at home.
A few bright spots, however, would be gaming (the constant need to pay attention to new GPUs), and smart home/arduino type stuff.
- spacecadet 3y agoSupport for home labs! Keep learning everyone.
- sgarland 3y agoFully agree. I love my rack, and getting to practice things in the safety of an isolated environment. Also, anecdotally, the best SREs I’ve worked with have had homelabs. I maintain it’s a good signal.