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[2111.82 --> 2112.46] and nowadays, |
[2112.70 --> 2115.00] it makes me rather scared |
[2115.00 --> 2115.64] that I did that |
[2115.64 --> 2116.70] for as long as I did that. |
[2116.76 --> 2117.10] But anyway. |
[2117.46 --> 2118.16] Oh, man. |
[2118.60 --> 2119.50] So many things. |
[2119.50 --> 2121.06] So many things back in the day, Alex. |
[2121.12 --> 2121.78] So many things. |
[2122.04 --> 2122.32] You know, |
[2122.58 --> 2123.94] the internet was a different place back then. |
[2124.94 --> 2125.80] It truly was. |
[2126.68 --> 2127.40] Now, Mike, |
[2127.40 --> 2128.66] you've got to think about |
[2128.66 --> 2131.04] is there any value |
[2131.04 --> 2132.28] in just sitting there |
[2132.28 --> 2132.98] twiddling your thumbs |
[2132.98 --> 2134.06] thinking about stuff? |
[2135.14 --> 2136.22] Yeah, some. |
[2136.60 --> 2137.38] But there's going to be |
[2137.38 --> 2138.30] a lot more value |
[2138.30 --> 2139.46] in making mistakes. |
[2139.70 --> 2141.32] You'll learn to fail faster. |
[2141.54 --> 2142.46] You'll learn that, |
[2142.58 --> 2143.50] you know, |
[2143.54 --> 2144.76] this particular building block |
[2144.76 --> 2145.94] doesn't fit with that one |
[2145.94 --> 2147.04] and actually I need to do it |
[2147.04 --> 2148.58] this completely different way. |
[2148.72 --> 2149.42] And you'll just learn |
[2149.42 --> 2150.64] so much more by doing it. |
[2150.70 --> 2151.36] So my advice, |
[2151.84 --> 2152.64] such as it is, |
[2153.14 --> 2154.18] would be start small, |
[2154.18 --> 2155.38] solve a real problem |
[2155.38 --> 2156.18] that you have |
[2156.18 --> 2158.12] and then just start |
[2158.12 --> 2159.04] building on top of it. |
[2159.12 --> 2159.96] Maybe write a little bit |
[2159.96 --> 2160.54] of automation |
[2160.54 --> 2162.02] to do it as well |
[2162.02 --> 2162.60] if you want to |
[2162.60 --> 2163.20] once you've done it |
[2163.20 --> 2164.10] a few times manually |
[2164.10 --> 2165.22] and kind of got the hang of it. |
[2165.72 --> 2166.50] And after then, |
[2166.58 --> 2167.76] you'll be surprised |
[2167.76 --> 2168.42] within, you know, |
[2168.44 --> 2169.18] a few weeks |
[2169.18 --> 2170.22] just how quickly |
[2170.22 --> 2171.70] these things start to snowball |
[2171.70 --> 2172.40] and start to build |
[2172.40 --> 2173.20] on top of each other. |
[2173.72 --> 2174.32] You know, |
[2174.62 --> 2175.60] to tie it all together, |
[2176.04 --> 2177.98] if you wanted a project, |
[2178.34 --> 2179.22] if you've been wanting |
[2179.22 --> 2180.30] to get into something like this |
[2180.30 --> 2181.30] or take your skill set up |
[2181.30 --> 2182.40] to the next levels, |
[2182.46 --> 2183.50] you mentioned automation there. |
[2184.18 --> 2185.10] And the orange one |
[2185.10 --> 2185.68] is doing that |
[2185.68 --> 2186.84] get to know matrix session. |
[2187.44 --> 2189.26] There is a super popular |
[2189.26 --> 2191.50] deploy matrix on a system |
[2191.50 --> 2192.38] using Ansible |
[2192.38 --> 2194.04] going around right now |
[2194.04 --> 2196.44] that does a pretty good job. |
[2196.52 --> 2197.60] Wes and I were taking a look at it |
[2197.60 --> 2198.52] and we think we may actually |
[2198.52 --> 2199.42] use it in the future. |
[2200.10 --> 2200.72] And so that could be |
[2200.72 --> 2201.50] a great opportunity |
[2201.50 --> 2203.02] to combine your peanut butter |
[2203.02 --> 2204.16] and your chocolate |
[2204.16 --> 2205.78] and, you know, |
[2205.94 --> 2206.80] learn a little something |
[2206.80 --> 2207.36] about Ansible, |
[2207.48 --> 2208.32] learn a little something |
[2208.32 --> 2208.84] about matrix. |
[2209.46 --> 2211.66] I ate my first PB&J this week. |
[2211.66 --> 2214.50] your first? |
[2215.20 --> 2215.88] First one. |
[2216.00 --> 2217.56] I'm not even shitting you. |
[2217.68 --> 2219.22] Like, I've never had one before. |
[2219.84 --> 2220.36] All right. |
[2220.38 --> 2220.60] Okay. |
[2220.64 --> 2220.84] Okay. |
[2221.32 --> 2221.88] Tell me. |
[2222.00 --> 2222.20] Okay. |
[2222.24 --> 2222.66] Hold on now. |
[2222.74 --> 2223.08] Hold on. |
[2223.42 --> 2224.46] Tell me about the bread. |
[2224.54 --> 2224.84] I got it. |
[2224.84 --> 2225.74] We got to start at the beginning. |
[2226.00 --> 2227.14] What kind of bread was it? |
[2227.26 --> 2228.06] And where was it? |
[2228.10 --> 2228.62] Was it at home? |
[2229.58 --> 2230.36] Homemade bread. |
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