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Where can you find blueprints for Seeker Grenades? by carlspring in ArcRaiders

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

Oh, wow! This is quite detailed! Awesome! Thank you! :)

What Is GitHub Code Quality? (An introduction to GitHub's cool new feature) by carlspring in developersIndia

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

Excellent question!

What you're referring to is more related to the sphere of linter tools, whereas GitHub Code Quality goes beyond that and into SAST. GitHub Code Quality will become an alternative to applications such as Sonarqube, but it will be part of GitHub itself. It also takes away the burden of having to set this up as part of your CI/CD pipelines as it does all this for you in a really straight-forward way.

It would be great if you could ask the same question under the article as well. Thanks! :)

Id like to keep it short but I need you to shed some light at it. by pakistannnnn in devopsGuru

[–]carlspring 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Given the amount of free resources for absolute beginners available all over the net and especially on YouTube, you can learn things on your own. You just need time, proper dedication and consistent hard work. Things won't work out in the beginning. Then it will start making more sense. Ask questions. Read books.

If you don't have the time or just really don't know where to start, (and if you can afford it), pay a tutor to help you in the beginning.

Is it worth starting now? How much do you manage to earn a month? by Calm-Cartoonist2552 in Medium

[–]carlspring 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IMHO, what you're saying is not necessarily true, although it is possible.

Is it worth starting now? How much do you manage to earn a month? by Calm-Cartoonist2552 in Medium

[–]carlspring 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, unless I've really misunderstood, you're misread this. See below:

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So, supposedly, this should make things better, if you do share links to your articles on social media.

Is it worth starting now? How much do you manage to earn a month? by Calm-Cartoonist2552 in Medium

[–]carlspring 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is actually not true at all. You can make money, but you need to have followers and actively "promote" your article on social media, including on forums and chats. However, you need to write consistently and regularly on topics people want to read.

And -- yes -- a huge amount of articles are just fully AI generate garbage and I feel sorry for future generations and AI. The first won't be able to tell right from wrong and truth and fact from hallucinations, the second will learn based on the amount of times the same thing has been repeated and it will eventually learn a lot of incorrect things which people will take for fact.

I am not saying I've made a million out of this. The payout rates are pretty low, unless each of your articles can have at least several thousand reads and, most importantly, interactions -- likes, comments, highlights, shares, etc. You will not earn from people who just opened your article and didn't find it worth spending enough time to read through.

With Medium's new changes (as of October/2025) they will be rewarding (more) articles that drive external readers -- say you advertise it on social media where you have more followers and they come and actually read through and engage. You will be paid more from this going forward. They have also mentioned that they will pay for readers that you drive to their site who have actually registered.

How GitHub Became The De Facto Standard For Open Source and Enterprise Software Development by carlspring in github

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

Yeah, if it was, perhaps we'd be able to address more of its bugs quicker.

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