u/gull2407

Que onda taqueros, actualmente estoy trabajando, tengo mas del año de experiencia. La verdad en temas de horarios el trabajo está bien, y estrés hay de vez en cuando pero no está tan pesado. El problema es que realmente la paga no es muy buena, aún para un JR.

Mi plan era que al cumplir el año empezaría a buscar otro trabajo, con un mejor sueldo. Tampoco busco una locura de salto salarial, solo que se me de lo que veo que le dan a otros JRs en el área. El problema esta en que la verdad no me he estado preparando para nada, y no estoy muy seguro de qué estudiar para volver a entrar al mundo de las entrevistas. Intenté buscar en el subreddit pero no encontré mucha info, asi que pensé en preguntar yo mismo.

Qué recomiendan estudiar para estar preparado para entrevistas JR?, entiendo que estructuras de datos y algoritmos van si o si, supongo que system design tambien, pero hay algo mas, ya sean cursos, certificaciones o algo asi que pueda aprender? Ahorita en lo que mas me manejo es Java y Springboot.

Los leo y muchas gracias :)

Buenas gente. Actualmente me encuentro ahorrando para comprarme mi primer carrito, la cosa es que quisiera juntar 75k en unos meses y con eso ver qué me puedo conseguir. Busco algo que simplemente se mueva, me aguante unos años, y de ser posible no consuma mucha gasolina.

Entiendo que no es mucho dinero, y ahí viene la duda: ¿Si es posible conseguir algo decente por esa cantidad? Entiendo que sería algo usado.

¿Recomiendan que me espere a ahorrar mas dinero? Calculo que los 75k los juntaria mas o menos para febrero, ya que tengo otros gastos que no me permiten ahorrar tanto cada mes.

Claro, de ser posible tambien se agradecen recomiendaciones de carros que pueda conseguir por esos precios.

Muchas gracias, los leo :)

My main concern as someone who's waiting for their AYN Thor to arrive is that I'd like it to last atleast for a good few years (maybe 4-5 years?). I take good care of my devices and I'd say I'll probably use it for about 1-2 hours daily.

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I'm getting kind of scared seeing so many posts about broken AYN Thors, either from hinges or screen malfunctions. I know what everyone says: "remember we are seeing so many of those posts because most people actually enjoying their AYN Thors without problems don't usually post it", and while I believe that's true, I've also seen some owners say they don't believe this is a lasting product.

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For those of you who own an AYN Thor, would you say the device feels like a lasting product or not? Also, what batch are you? Everyone I see saying their AYN Thor has been working perfectly is from batch 1, so that's a bit concerning for me too.

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Thanks!!!

Hi! I wanted to share my plan to have lots of games available to play in the future, and know if you guys believe it's a good one or if there are better options.

Basically, my plan is to have a Steam deck for steam/epic games, aswell as some emulation (mostly ps2/switch), an AYN Thor for emulating anything below that, and maybe even some lighter steam games, and finally a Switch 2 for newer games, either released this year or on the future.

I already got the Steam Deck, and ordered an AYN Thor Pro that should be arriving (fingers crossed) in around a month or two. I'm planning on getting the switch 2 somewhere around next year or maybe Christmas this year. Basically my goal is to be able to play almost any game I want besides Sony and Microsoft exclusives.

Is the Switch 2 a good choice here? I was also thinking about just eventually getting a Xbox rog ally x somewhere in the future instead, but idk if thats a better option, or if I should stick to my plan.

Thanks for reading :)

So I'm a new player and I just got tasked to go the Grit Gate. Am I supposed to follow the main questline or can I try to explore a bit of the world?

Also, how to you go about exploring, finding villages, ruins and sidequests? Am I supposed to go down on the world cells to find stuff or will I just stumble upon them eventually?

So I'm a new player, only 3 hours in. I died my first death at Red Rock (I think that's what it's called) and my second one at Joppa for trying to steal something.

I was having a hard time trying to understand what this universe's vibe was supposed to be or how it was supposed to look. I guess I don't have that much of imagination, and since that's something really important to me I was having second thoughts about keeping on playing.

Then it occurred to me, "look for some fanart online" and maaaaan, every single piece of fanart that I found was FANTASTIC. I just love every single detail of them: the characters, outfits, weapons, places, lightning, colors, the fact that every fanart clearly had a very different artstyle and still all of them helped me SO MUCH to understand what kind of world this was, and also made me want to keep playing so much more.

For everyone who has done some fanart of the game and posted it online, THANK YOUUU!!!!!! you're all truly amazing. And in the case someone it's thinking about doing some, please do!!! Even if you don't post it, I believe that's truly beautiful enough, especially in these current times.

That's it, just wanted to thank every artist out there who has helped me understand this game more, and made me want to keep playing to find all these cool things I keep looking on these drawings :)

I know there's THOUSANDS of games like this, so let me be a bit more specific.

I'm looking for that feeling of getting to a new town/village, and going straight to the inn to met new people, hear interesting stories and pick up new quests. I don't want to be tied by nothing, just me and the road.

Something close to this could be Kingdom Come: Deliverance, but I do feel like in that game you are sort of "tied" to something, be it the main quest or other characters.

A few other games that are also very close to what I'm looking for could be Kenshi, Unreal World, Stoneshard, Skyrim and Fallout 3/New vegas. I'm just looking for that feeling of being always by the road, discovering new stuff and meeting new people.

Bonus points if you have to take care about stuff like hunger, thirst or energy. Thanks!!!

I'm not trying to argue over it, I'm genuinely curious as to why almost everyone I've read seems to agree on that matter.

I'm currently playing KCD1 for the first time, and I'm loving it. 40 hours in and I feel like I still have at least a good 100 hours left. I want to know in what aspects the second one could be a lot better than the first one, since I think it's great already. Specially since I almost never can distinguish wether an image is from KCD1 or KCD2 lol.