chess44

I had no desire to make friends until college. I was so content with just hanging out by myself that I didn't even realize that other people were making friends. When I got to college I finally realized that I was so different from everyone else.

I basically had to start from zero social skills and work my way up which is/was extremely painful.

Can anyone relate? I think it has something to do with my parents because they aren't social at all.

What if I don't want to be who I am and I want to change myself?

Apparently I am a very feminine man and I don't want to be like this at all. I can't stand how people treat me. When I am being myself I'd much rather not socialize at all than try to meet people.

I am interested in people's opinion on the "break even point" between using Kubernetes and not using Kubernetes. Let's pretend that the only options are Kubernetes and something substantially less powerful.

What is the simplest/easiest personal project where using Kubernetes might be justified?

I am a junior software engineer trying to figure out how to contextualize all of these container/container management systems.