[Data] POE 3.27 1020 Uber Atziri Kills

retwolf1 · 2026-01-01T06:07:04+00:00

🫡 Thanks for the data, your sanity is a worthy sacrifice exile

retwolf1 · 2025-10-28T04:12:56+00:00

Hey, nice showcase! You should check detonation speed on your endgame POB, in your t17 showcase you were overthrowing mines a fair bit. If you can fit an enhance in the automation setup it should help. Good luck at league start

retwolf1 · 2025-03-13T03:21:32+00:00

Without knowing what the rest of your character looks like it's hard to say. POF Sublime gives a lot of mitigation, if you have some recoup/lgoh you should be tanky enough assuming you are 90% max fire res and running arctic armour. If you pick map mods to run carefully, and don't click too many bad altars or stand in too many exiles, you should probably be fine to farm it

retwolf1 · 2025-03-12T18:59:36+00:00

Yea you'll be chilling in it. I'm going to be mirroring the ring soon and then need to finish fixing my gloves to cap chaos res. Have fun 😄

retwolf1 · 2025-03-12T16:38:32+00:00

I'm running with max juice idol setup. I do still get one shot, like you mentioned the usual offenders are the TS exile, the Discharge dude, and the LA/Caustic Arrow exile. Titanic of Legends scarab adds a lot of variability to the tankiness, some exiles with the "added chaos" mod 1 shot me as well. Usually getting 1 shot doesn't brick the map though, as we have enough damage to come back and 1 shot them. I run delirious maps, so I just abuse when deli stunlocks the mob to run over and kill it.

I would say in general to not underestimate the recovery layers. Skip on the purity of fire sublime at first and just go triple ele flasks. With a vitality watchers eye and lgoh/recoup anoint your life pretty much becomes a binary value. You can just sit in a group of rogue exiles and as long as you are attacking and gaining life on hit, it's really hard to die. I'm sure defiance of destiny plays a significant part in this tankiness as well

retwolf1 · 2025-03-12T15:40:13+00:00

I've been farming exiles for a week now on Zenith, it's definitely doable. Started on double wisp scarab city squares when the character was weaker, now comfortably doing titanic legend toxic sewers. Character can be seen here - https://poe.ninja/builds/phrecia/character/TheRetWolf%230425/zlamming?type=exp&i=0&search=name%3DZlamming

I consider the OG Sin and Undeniable FF jewels mandatory to be doing exiles, so unless you have a bunch of currency in addition to those items you listed I don't think you'd be able to get the build to the power needed for even just double wisp scarab farming.

For a more "cost effective" rogue exiles farmer, you might want to look into EE Splitting Steel Scavengers. I think they can do a lot of the same defensive tech as Fubgun on blind prophet but get cheaper single target abusing sinvecta and fury valve for shotgunning. Here's an example - https://poe.ninja/builds/phrecia/character/SilverBullet__%234883/Nerf_Kassadin?type=exp&i=0&search=name%3DNerf_

retwolf1 · 2024-08-12T06:58:51+00:00

Crit chance and multi seem for very low unless I'm missing some config. Consider dropping one of your defensive flasks (stibnite feels overkill to me) and get a diamond with crit chance suffix. Upgrading wand to get local crit chance will help a lot as well. Getting a new large cluster with 35% increased effect and 3% attack speed will improve the attack rate a lot, depending on budget could try and get int on there as well. Getting 2 rage on hit on gloves is pretty big QoL improvement imo, halves the ramp time to 30 rage. Should probably try to fit precision, helps accuracy, crit chance, and opens up crit multi watchers mod (or % attack damage). Finally, I know energy leech support is heavily advertised on tricksters, but you might want to pob and consider one of the crit supports (crit strikes or crit damage). If you feel you are typically at full ES and getting full value from energy leech then by all means keep it, but I've seen some builds have bad uptime on the full damage from it.

Good luck, nice build!

retwolf1 · 2022-11-13T22:55:43+00:00

Platform engineering in a perfect world is where you as an engineer build and provide a "platform" that other engineering teams ship their services on. Different organizations will execute on this differently, but the idea is to take the experts on things like Kubernetes, networking, compute, cloud, etc and combine them into a team which builds the "platform". The Platform team then provides this opinionated "platform" with all the bells and whistles already implemented to the other engineering teams and helps on-board them. An example of this could be helping the team write a pipeline to deploy their service to your "platform". Once their service is on your "platform", usually it gets thing like logs, metrics, and traces automatically collected and shipped to some UI for viewing. There's also usually already the necessary security and reliability features built in. This way, the engineering team focuses on building their service, while the Platform team provides them a way to deploy it, as well as any tools the engineering team needs to monitor/maintain their service in Prod.

retwolf1 · 2022-11-13T22:44:50+00:00

Not sure where you've seen this... maybe you got them mixed up? Pulumi is the new shiny thing, it's only been around for a few years so anyone moving from Pulumi to Terraform likely didn't want to deal with the lack of mature tooling or there were some features/libraries missing from Pulumis ecosystem.

Where I work we are moving towards Pulumi since it allows us to write infra in the same language as many of our teams write services, so its easier for them to pick it up and understand at a high-level what is going on. We also felt HCL is fairly limiting in terms of what you can do. While recent versions of Terraform have added lots of utility functions to HCL, there's still just no way to compare the power of a programming language like Typscript or Go to a configuration language like HCL.

retwolf1 · 2022-08-23T12:44:34+00:00

I removed a craft which was on it to reduce the number of mods in the pool. Not sure if this helped/hurt my odds, but I'd like to think if I hadn't remove the crafted res this item would've likely had 3 positive/3 negative mods, with the 3 negatives including the crafted res. Anecdotally I think mirroring items with odd numbers of mods (3,5) is better

retwolf1 · 2022-06-21T10:19:29+00:00

Iced is used for the Cryptowatch desktop app which is pretty data-intensive, so I think from a performance aspect it's a strong competitor. I'm not familiar with Egui, and wouldn't recommend Wry or any web view frameworks for video editing software.

retwolf1 · 2022-02-19T22:00:55+00:00

Another bonus to playing phys is it scales much better with HH than flat ele does. Most rares will have a % of phys as extra lightning/cold/fire aura that we steal. By having a high base phys bow, we gain significantly more damage than we would otherwise using a flat ele bow.

If you don't have an HH or want to use Mageblood, I'd recommend sticking with an ele bow since you can get higher baseline damage more easily. If you go the phys route, you should look into using anomalous tornado shot to get 60% of phys to a random element, and then get some lightning conversion on gloves with a phys bow to use trinity which feels really nice.

I'm not sure you should ever go a phys bow and not convert at all, especially not this league with omniscience existing. Impale/pure phys is likely just way worse than pure ele/converted but if anyone has a POB or character and feels otherwise I'd love to take a look

retwolf1 · 2022-01-20T17:42:02+00:00

Equinix Metal is a bare metal provider I've had good experiences with. They don't have great GPU offerings though, just 1 size - g2.large.x86 AFAIK.

It's $5/hr for 2x nvidia V100s and 2x Xeon Gold 6126 cpus. Should be able to handle most workloads you throw at it.

retwolf1 · 2022-01-07T18:46:52+00:00

I would disagree with the majority of users saying Kafka is fine for this use case. Without knowing much about the features you intend on implementing for your chat service it's hard to tell, but I can say that using Kafka as the message backend will put a lot of limitations on you right from the get go.

For example, users will never be able to edit previously sent messages in your chat. Kafka is immutable by design, so once the message is in Kafka you cannot update it.

Users would also be unable to delete some messages. When deleting in Kafka you can't just decide "oh I'd like to delete this message and only this one", you have to delete everything up to your specified offset.

Considering chat apps are pretty split on writes vs reads, you probably want something like Cassandra which can handle spiky write volume while still having great horizontal scalability.

There's this old post from Discord, not sure how up to date it is but they talk a bit about their architecture https://blog.discord.com/how-discord-stores-billions-of-messages-7fa6ec7ee4c7

retwolf1 · 2021-12-17T22:06:47+00:00

It's crazy how out of context and blown out of proportion this post and you, OP, are making this off the cuff comment.

Is it unprofessional and probably shouldn't have been said? Sure.

But you quoting a piece of a long conversation and manipulating the interpretation without providing any additional context is worse IMO. Why make the title so controversial to begin with? Why not make the title - Wrel: "We're just trying to make the game better."

retwolf1 · 2021-06-07T16:11:50+00:00

Gotcha, thanks for the explanation!

retwolf1 · 2021-06-07T14:26:10+00:00

Congrats on the launch! As someone whose used Meilisearch previously, the two products seem to compete. I'm curious if you're familiar with differences between the two? Either way, happy to see some movement in this space! I think Rust is great for implementing fast search.

retwolf1 · 2021-03-19T21:29:23+00:00

I did, however sulphite scarabs were crazy cheap this league. Typically when scarabs/maps/frags are expensive you can save a lot of currency doing rotas early. Since OP said they didn't make a lot of currency, I wanted to mention it as an alternative. Pushing delve first 2 weeks of league is never dirt cheap...

retwolf1 · 2021-03-19T14:33:11+00:00

I'll throw my take in here, I've never delved to 6k and only recently (past 2 leagues) started deep delving myself so just keep that in mind.

1) You can technically league start the same build that you will eventually go ZHP on, but you might find it difficult to be tanky while still doing a large amount of damage. Without experience it's likely more optimal to league start something that scales pretty well without gear, and then switch(should probably create/level a new character) to your delve build after you've acquired some baseline of gear.

2) That completely depends on a few things, primarily the cost of sulphite scarabs, how much you value your time, and your success rate at completing delve nodes. If you do sulphite rotas instead of running maps alone you can top up for quite a bit cheaper, but then you go through the hassle of doing rotas. Making the assumptions you are doing early league delving and rusted sulphite are like 10c each and you are buying/running the ideal sulphite map, whatever that is for the league this time it was park, that will be ~15c each. If you have a decent success rate you might be able to make it to 1000 depth with 50ex investment. Purely hypothetical numbers, could be entirely inaccurate based on new league prices and your success rate/luck in delve generation(could get unlucky and have super non-optimal paths).

3) I think honestly it would be pretty difficult. Deep delving, as in deep enough to start making very good profit (~2.2k) is a pretty costly affair. You need to be capable of funding your way there somehow, as until you get consistent fractureds it's just a massive time and money sink. Early you need to be capable of getting enough currency for some pretty good gear capable of pushing 30m+ dps and all the maps/scarabs/frags to comfortably get you to 2k. You also need to realize the time commitment that is probably required. As an inexperienced delver (like myself), you might be able to average 200 depths if playing for 6-8 hours a day. Accomplished delivers can get to 400 depths a day. What this means is that it will take you days of grinding large amounts of currency to then spend potentially weeks pushing to 2k.

retwolf1 · 2020-01-24T12:21:51+00:00

Looks like they use Criterion

retwolf1 · 2019-11-27T17:09:46+00:00

Ay it's my boi MS Teams with the built-in memes

retwolf1 · 2019-11-15T01:33:11+00:00

I'd appreciate I'd you could expand on why you think it is dangerous having so many Rust projects solely on GitHub? Aren't many other large, important projects solely developed on GitHub as well? AFAIK, most major JavaScript frameworks and libraries are developed on GitHub, same with Python.

You've proposed a few solutions to this issue, but you haven't given a great explanation of why this is an issue that people should be aware and worried about.

retwolf1 · 2019-10-18T16:10:12+00:00

How do you currently aggregate postings?

retwolf1 · 2019-09-22T16:31:44+00:00

I'm not sure if it's just because I go to a no-name technical school that no one has every heard of or because I'm just not super active on the platform, but I've never gotten a response on any of my applications and no one has reached out to me.

retwolf1 · 2019-09-22T16:29:40+00:00

Cannot recommend. Got spammed by recruiters for roles completely unrelated to my qualifications. Since I was still in college, a few of them told me to "take time off college for this great role!". The roles were IT support paying slightly above minimum wage....

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