fullito

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by fullito 6y ago
I think you hugely underestimate how critical corona could have hit us. Or/and you forgot what happened in New York? Just imagine that in every bigger city at once.
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by fullito 6y ago
I see a huge change through what Epic Games showed with UE5 and that geometry. For me, this next Gen basically just solved Load Times, SSD Load Priority, Raytracing/Light, Detailed Geometry with Light etc. It feels very obvious, don&#x
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by fullito 6y ago
Both worlds win here: Finally the gamer gets low/no loading which is nice to have. But also it becomes much easier for Game Developers. I'm still looking forward to it, after all, it is an huge improvement to current gen, independ
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by fullito 6y ago
Yeah the house but my park would not fit on 1000 square meter :)
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by fullito 6y ago
My biggest worry is, when i finaly have the money and the ground to build my dream, that i'm not allowed to due to building restrictions :(... Germany is densily populated and you can get a house + ground with 2-5 acres for 200-500.000
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by fullito 6y ago
General speaking? It doesn't matter much. You are a Student. Your career is not something which is just there its something which grows over time. I had the experience for looking for a new intern and one guy was telling us about his S
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by fullito 6y ago
Peering costs money and ISPs like Telekom are missusing it. All those Telekom Endusers are consuming Google Services like YouTube etc. but Telekom doesn't peer for free. You have plenty of peering congestion stories here in germany for
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by fullito 6y ago
I would not compare something like DO with Google/AWS/Azure. Google has a globally spanning Network under its own control. They have peering with all bigger ISPs / Networkowner. DO doesn't has that. They have barely a fe
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by fullito 6y ago
I would argue that spaced repetition does work and it is based on repetition. That you can do that wrong by just 'browsing' over your learning material again and again, okay but i would still connect good learning with repetition.
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by fullito 6y ago
I can recommend in getting in k8s with something like microk8s from ubuntu: You will learn k8s and you will get the same thing as they do but with open components, industry standards and a whole industry moving in this direction. I have alr
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by fullito 6y ago
What an attitude :( If you don't like a company, you have 3 options: 1. Try to change it, if that doesn't work -> quit without complaining. It is not your company 2. If you don't wanna change it 2.1 quit 2.2 accept how it
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by fullito 6y ago
Is that then good for me that i can wait it out? And what is with all those pension fonts etc.?
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by fullito 6y ago
Why is that hard to understand? What else should i suddenly do with my money if i invested it in the stock market? I mean srsly getting it out now to do nothing with it means losing money. If i invest long termish, even if corona hits hard,
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by fullito 6y ago
I took part in the beta and checked out my city. It is unbelievable impressive. My City is not that big and its in germany. But still, i was able to fly over my flat \o/. And we have sandbanks and a river, autobahn, bridges etc. and it
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by fullito 6y ago
I actually thought i'm the type of person who needs the office. Apparently i'm not. That gives me great hope for my future plan to do home office when buying a farm. Just yesterday i did nothing in the morning and worked highly co
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by fullito 6y ago
Nothing changed for me 2008-2009. My company was (still is but not with me) in finance sector and apparently all those banks needed companies like us to implement new regulations and stuff which came as a result of the finaancial crisis. We
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by fullito 6y ago
I thought about looking for projects which are open source and used very very often but are totally boring like image libraries, encryption etc. Then doing performance analysis and optimization.
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by fullito 6y ago
To be honest: experience. You are already doing it right: You actually think about naming. What helps me is to name variables very simple and clearly wrong, code a little bit to see where it brings me and then it becomes much easier and muc
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by fullito 6y ago
We are around 3-7k / month. We do: - big nodes -> less k8s overhead https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/concepts/clu... - https://github.com/kubecost -> grafana shows u
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by fullito 6y ago
As far as i know, k8s stackdriver logs are included. We create a few hundred gb k8s logs per month and we also run grafana/prometheus but i would highly doubt that running grafana/prometheus/loki etc. yourself is cheaper then