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I don't know how to search for that report, can you share it?

do you think shifting careers is gonna make us to avoid AIshitfication? I thought that was spreading on all areas.

Yah, I'm expecting that problem. Ty!

I see, makes sense! Thank you

not yet, I'm just starting. In the past (like 3 years ago) I've sent a couple of CVs around for specifics companies. Mostly the ones I was playng a game (like Rare for Sea of Thieves).

> 3. If you want to dominate the dojo, only fight children.

hahah, love it, thanks!

Yah, making it clear, I def get more than a couple of bugs yearly hehe. You sound right for me, and I heard stuff like that from companies here and there. Stuff like "delivery it first, make it better later", like focusing on putting it together on front of our users besides of over engineering the right thing. This is cool, till dozens of bugs appears

Good advice, really. love it. Maybe I can try harder to control these issues. One challenge with this is finding a way to talk about it without it sounding like I'm just complaining all the time

Interesting point, but unfortunately not possible in all code bases. You know the drill, old code base, tight deadlines. But I can see the point, and I'll advocate to that for sure!

This makes sense. It's just like, sometimes is really hard to see how to keep improving on the quality besides failing and learning with it.

About asking feedback, what would be good points to ask exactly? I didnt have good experiences with feedbacks in my career, usually they were too vague.

Good list! Yah, stuff working is always better

I've been working with js stuff so compiling is not a big deal, sometimes on the frontend there are a lot of steps to test something, though, I def feel the procrastinate call

Interesting idea of keeping the daily log. I thought about but feels like a lot of work. Today I keep a "gotchas" list with some of these stuff, which is someway similar

Yes, interestingly enough, these bad times usually come along with tight deadlines.

haha, yeah perhaps I removed some examples from my counting. I see your point, we dont know what we dont know

oh, that's a good pov! thanks. it makes sense to consider making mistakes the rule and work from there

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I keep reading that, why is behind? What Unity does better than Godot in 3D?

Wow! This one seems perfect, I'll definitely take a look. The pricing sounds really easy to understand and they have some cool free limits

Some really cool ideas here! In my understand, I should start simple, and most of these apps (even setup AWS by myself) would work at least in the beginning!

In any chance of one of my draft apps become viral I'll find a DevOps specialist to help

The roadmap seems like a overkill now, but I totally agree that this should be a way (the best way) to learn everything.

Also, Heroku seems cool, it's sad they don't have that free option anymore, but still, I'll think about!

Thanks!

Going to check this options!

I don't have the access, but I definitely can talk with the owners. That's a good idea!

That's a good point! I don't know, but I always have that small fear of messing up my own costs

Yah the tips are simple and sound smart!

AWS seems scary, but I might be worry cause of the size of work (companies I worked had dozens of services), maybe it's easier for small things.

Gonna definitely take a look at these other suggestions!