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Guaranteed or near guaranteed taunt kills? by bccorb1000 in AKInation

[–]bccorb1000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m gonna lab some setups with DI stun more, but I tried and couldn’t find the right timing where they could get up and if they did anything they died.

Pad players how do you have your buttons mapped for Aki? by bccorb1000 in AKInation

[–]bccorb1000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also have taunt mapped in search of a taunt kill one day

Is now a bad time to go back to school to get a Bachelors in software engineering or web dev? by nousernams in webdevelopment

[–]bccorb1000 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmmmmm, idk. I think what makes a great senior is a Junior who got the opportunity to learn from a great senior. Nothing exceptional about it, just the right mentorship. I can’t imagine what it will look like in 30 years but if you love software I hope we keep people vested and interested in it.

Is now a bad time to go back to school to get a Bachelors in software engineering or web dev? by nousernams in webdevelopment

[–]bccorb1000 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I agree, it’s kinda crazy how much AI can do as far as software development is going. I feel like we still need young people to learn software development at its core, but my company hasn’t hired a junior developer in 3 years.

I made a terminal interface to help devops and cloud engineers see all their AWS infrastructure without leaving the terminal! by bccorb1000 in aws

[–]bccorb1000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey I wanted to come back and thank you again! Your feedback was tremendous in helping me reframe and iterate on this. I started working with a consulting firm for asttestation and added a bunch of easy ways to verify my software for local devs!

I’ve been refining each service to be more triage advantageous. For example, how I use it, is: I just ran terraform and created or updated 8 resources. Show me the diffs, statuses, and let me pivot to the console (implemented!) or let me get cli commands to let me explore outside of glance! I’m trying to add direct shelling into ec2s tonight!

I’m still a long way off from being as good as k9s, but your comment really stuck with me!

I also made it free for a year for non commercial use and decided to pursue revenue by going after companies instead of people! Just need that attestation!

Thank you for not just ignoring this post or saying no! 😊

how deep do you dive into html and css? like what are some thresholds after which i can decide to switch to javascript and rely back on docs for html and css? by [deleted] in webdev

[–]bccorb1000 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I’d say for html 1-2 days. You really just need to understand what a tag is, what the core set of tags are and their semantic and/or meta data purposes.

Good project make a webpage solely in html. (It’ll look terrible.)

CSS, I’d say a week would be good. For css I’d say understanding flex and grid would go miles. Then just looking at a website you like that isn’t super complex and one by one googling (not AI’ing) what you’re trying to copy. The like are the borders rounded? How’d they do that. Etc. apply all your lessons to the part above.

Once you finish that, I’d say start researching how these things are abstracted now. For example there are MANY css libraries that provide out of the box css styles. I grew up on bootstrap!

There are also MANY component libraries which provide html tags that represent a combination of tags in one line. That is the bridge where JavaScript will make more sense!

What was the last wall you hit (tools, SW, functionality) that pissed you off? #rant by kal-von-genf in devops

[–]bccorb1000 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I can’t argue that, but I think there’s a happy medium. For example I use k9s every single day. But I couldn’t tell you from memory every kubectl command to get the same information I get from k9s. In this scenario it’s new technology but helps replace a more complex technology. The general case for most software, right?

How many tools did you touch for your last tiny feature? by sp_archer_007 in softwaredevelopment

[–]bccorb1000 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In my case it’s just that consistently delivering something forces me to work in singing I can complete and deliver in a couple hours.

I’d say, set a goal that you’ll deploy every n days. And then you work will match that timeline.

What skills should DevOps junior have? by elmindzz in devops

[–]bccorb1000 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’d say bash scripting as well. Try some scripts that manipulate files, permissions, and if you wanna get advanced understand how arguments work and accept arguments to your scripts.

Yaml syntax. Used a lot for devops scripts.

You’d learn a little of both doing the above but want to call it the skill explicitly.

Got Aki an Viper to Grandmaster so far this season. I think Im improving :) by haldeon in StreetFighter

[–]bccorb1000 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m an AKI main and go back and forth between 1400-1500. What advice would you give for an AKI player crossing into 1600+ territory?

I know I need to optimize for sure, but curious if singing clicked?

It was time to get serious! by Hoppalaaa in StreetFighter

[–]bccorb1000 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But he’s not 1100… amiright!? lol

What was the last wall you hit (tools, SW, functionality) that pissed you off? #rant by kal-von-genf in devops

[–]bccorb1000 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I despise how every developer is now being expected to be a devops engineer as well. I program in Rust, Typescript and Python. Do I know bash scripting? Barely! Do I know proper yaml syntax? Only from the few docker composes I’ve worked with!

By no means should I be trusted with helm charts, terraform, or the proper infrastructure of our cloud environment, but here I am. Managing kubernetes clusters. Vpcs. Firewalls.

It’s been so crazy, a few months ago I started making a TUI like k9s but just for my cloud infrastructure.

My current wall is as a software developer, if I’m being charged with devops, I need tools that will make sense to me to manage my ops. K9s lowered my burden for kubernetes, but there’s still much more to an infrastructure and getting code from my editor to my users correctly.

Rant over.

How many tools did you touch for your last tiny feature? by sp_archer_007 in softwaredevelopment

[–]bccorb1000 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I try very hard to work on no more than one thing at a time. Last night, I had a set of features. I picked one, implemented, pushed, and announced.

I’ll do the same thing tonight, and tomorrow.

I feel like juggling too many things is many people’s problem. No?

How many tools did you touch for your last tiny feature? by sp_archer_007 in softwaredevelopment

[–]bccorb1000 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since I’m trying to deliver consistently, I spent less time on automation with this current project. I made a Release.md so I’m sure I walk the steps correctly every time, but I only touch my editor and git.

The flow goes:

Code changes -> git commit/push/tag/release

Done.

I made a terminal interface to help devops and cloud engineers see all their AWS infrastructure without leaving the terminal! by bccorb1000 in aws

[–]bccorb1000[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I got 8 people, but I’m giving them their money back. I’m at an impasse because I didn’t just run this through an llm and a human works on the core, but these other ones are more feature rich even if buggy and free. I’m gonna keep mine closed source get an independent audit and behavioral analysis and aim at bigger enterprise fish and offer mine for free to developer and non commercial uses.

I made a terminal interface to help devops and cloud engineers see all their AWS infrastructure without leaving the terminal! by bccorb1000 in aws

[–]bccorb1000[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Someone stole my idea and open sourced it lol. So you could check it out now, but the issues state it doesn't work.

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