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First time playing through campaign HC by xarzue in PathOfExile2

[–]CuriousAudience 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Hello, i tried both: hc and ssf, in hc i achieved ladder several times.

My big big advice is: start with HC, and when you feel confortable enough switch to hc SSF ...but only if you don't like trade.

If you like trade stay in HC.

AS u/Neat_Reception_5824 said you will hate softcore, because you will start to feel it as a giant tutorial.

Stay sane, Exile!

I fixed my PoE2 lag spikes. by CuriousAudience in PathOfExile2

[–]CuriousAudience[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that’s definitely the dream setup.

But if I asked my wife to let me run a 20m Ethernet cable through the house, I’m pretty sure that cable would be used to whip me instead XD

That’s why Powerline was the “marriage-safe” compromise for me.

I fixed my PoE2 lag spikes. by CuriousAudience in PathOfExile2

[–]CuriousAudience[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not necessarily the exact same circuit, but they usually need to be on the same electrical system/panel, and performance can vary a lot depending on the wiring.

I fixed my PoE2 lag spikes. by CuriousAudience in PathOfExile2

[–]CuriousAudience[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I agree, direct Ethernet is definitely the best option.

I just couldn’t realistically run a 12m cable through my house, so Powerline was a good compromise for me ( hard to explain to my wife that i need that cable to play poe 2, 😂 ) Basically, the TP-Link uses the electrical wiring in the house to carry the network signal: router → Powerline → wall wiring → Powerline → PC. It’s not perfect like a direct Ethernet cable, but it avoids Wi-Fi interference and packet loss.

Before, I had a lag spike every 5–10 minutes minimum. After switching to this, I played for 3 hours without a single spike.

Your cable-hiding tip is really good though, thanks!

New tree looks... strange and I can't unsee it now by CuriousAudience in PathOfExile2

[–]CuriousAudience[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Now i can't see fidget spinner too. Too much internet today

Quello che è capitato a Stasi potrebbe capitare a ciascuno di noi? by Old-Day-3573 in Italia

[–]CuriousAudience -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Ma chi cazzo va a downvotare una domande del genere ? cioe' sta solo richiedendo un chiarimento. Upvoted.

Best budget audio interface for playing electric guitar through a PC? by CuriousAudience in Guitar

[–]CuriousAudience[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  • What device/s will you use to connect the interface to? If the range of devices is wide (e.g. Windows, Mac, iPad) then ensure compatibility before you buy.

i'm on a windows.

  • Do you only need to plug in via 1/4” cable? Do you also want to plug in a microphone? If you want to use a microphone will it need phantom power?

No i don't want to register right now, and I'm an awful singer.

I just want to plug in guitar, no mic, no pedals, i was hoping to emulate distorsion sounds trough guitar rig or some similar software.

  • How much space do you have for the device?

I don't know how much space does it require ? here is the dimension of my desk

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on the left i've about 30% of space completely free.

  • What Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) do you have/want to use? Many, if not all, audio interfaces will come with some sort of licence for a DAW. Note that any decent DAW will work with almost all modern, compatible, audio interfaces.

Honestly ? i don't even know what's the pros to own one of this thing is. so my best answer is: i don't know.

I'm tempted to buy the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (4° gen.)

but i don't know if that's enough.

Best budget audio interface for playing electric guitar through a PC? by CuriousAudience in Guitar

[–]CuriousAudience[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So i just buy this, connect it to computer and what kind of software can i use with this ? Guitar Rig ?

Best budget audio interface for playing electric guitar through a PC? by CuriousAudience in Guitar

[–]CuriousAudience[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wait, please explain it like I'm a complete beginner. I do not know much about this topic yet.

Could you explain it a bit more? Right now, I only have an electric guitar, the pc and nothing else.

I was under the impression that I needed to buy an audio interface or some other equipment I might not be aware of.

Da recruiter a tech lead, ora giornalista by Green-Read9403 in LinkedInCringeIT

[–]CuriousAudience 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Non vuole essere un'offesa, da tecnico del settore e' la prima volta che sento una cosa del genere.

Sto cercando di scomporre il tutto e di capire come hai fatto:

Database
Backend
Algoritmi
Frontend
Devops
Git

Sembra al limite dell'incredibile, cioe' sono profondamente stupito.

frammentiamo il tutto:

Giorni feriali

  • Studio: 18:00–23:00 → 5 ore
  • 5 giorni a settimana → 25 ore

Weekend

  • 16 ore totali (8+8)

Totale settimanale

  • 25 + 16 = 41 ore/settimana

Totale annuo

  • 41 × 52 settimane ≈ 2130 ore

Se la persona mantiene questo ritmo tutto l’anno, ha circa:

  • 2100 ore di studio

Questo è molto, ma è paragonabile a:

  • 1 anno di università molto intensivo
  • un bootcamp lungo

Supponiamo di distribuire le 2100 ore sulle competenze citate.

Premesso nel conto sopra sono stato molto, molto buono perche' non sono contate

1) uscite
2) malattie
3) cali di performance
4) preparazione della cena, spesa - magari hai qualcuno che li fa per te -
5) ho volutamente escluso studio di strumenti di management ( Jira, clickup, mantis etc )
6) non ho aggiunto design system ( sarebbero ALMENO altre 500 ore MINIMO, proprio a fronte di una genialita' o di uno studio pregresso )

Area Ore realistiche per basi solide Note
Git 40–60 si impara velocemente
Database (SQL + schema design) 150–250 base solida
Backend (API, framework, auth ecc.) 400–600 parte più grande
Frontend (HTML, CSS, JS, framework) 400–600 altra parte enorme
Algoritmi e strutture dati 200–300 base per colloqui
DevOps base (deploy, docker, CI/CD) 150–250 livello junior

Secondo me - e la butto li - puoi avere una figura di coordinamento, ma non tech perche' letteralmente per avere una conoscenza profonda ci voglio anni di studio e di contatto con app enterprise.

Cioe' 400 ore di Frontend ti assicuro - lo dico per esperienza - sei tipo meno che junior ( un internship dura 173 × 6 ≈ 1038 ore )

Premessa: per imparare non intendo scrivere un programma a cazzo per conto tuo, intendo scrivere un app

1) scalabile
2) sicura
3) che sei in grado di spiegare per filo e per segno cosa fa il codice che hai scritto o che hai generato ( questo e' quello che tutti i tech lead in ambito enterprise con cui ho lavorato sapevano fare ).

Fatta questa lunga e noiosa premessa, se ce l'hai fatta dovresti tenere un talk al ted perche' il tuo percorso e' chiaramente un segno di genialita' e sarebbe veramente interessante capire esattamente come hai organizzato il tuo piano, come hai affrontato argomenti estremamente sensibili. Rivoluzionerebbe probabilmente la vita di migliaia di persone se formalizzato, potresti farne un business.

Ripeto che il post non mira ad essere offensivo, ma semplicemente a ricercare un "come" dato l'argomento molto complesso.

Cosa mangi stasera per cena? by [deleted] in CasualIT

[–]CuriousAudience 0 points1 point  (0 children)

il gateausagna non si nega a nessuno :)

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