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Push-Based Productivity(anirudh.fi)
2 points by icy 2y ago|0 comments
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How to self-host all of Bluesky except the AppView (for now)(alice.bsky.sh)
140 points by icy 2y ago|79 comments
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by icy 2y ago
@icyphox.sh! I post about K8s and distributed systems.
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by icy 2y ago
Building a nodeless Kubernetes service; no servers/worker nodes, pods are scheduled transparently as micro VMs (planning to make this flexible, so Fly Machines, Cloud Run, Cloudflare Workers, what have you). Optionally, you can bring o
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by icy 2y ago
Similarly, for Templ/Tailwind/AlpineJS components, I’ve recently found https://goilerplate.com .
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by icy 2y ago
Working on a managed Kubernetes service that allows you to bring your own worker nodes. Spin up a control plane in your region of choice and build a K8s cluster using whatever—VMs, bare metal, or heck, even your Raspberry Pis at home. Get i
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by icy 2y ago
The git is still hosted at peppe.rs.
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by icy 2y ago
trawk (tree awk) was one of the initial names for this (not author, but know him personally)
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by icy 2y ago
Hey, completely unrelated, but you replied to my post re: YC's fall batch and partnering up ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41178593 ). If you're still interested, I'd love to chat! You can write to me a
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by icy 2y ago
> Kubernetes is really built on the assumption that workers are in the same LAN as the control plane. Long latency between the control plane and workers affects workload reliability; heartbeats need to be configured with longer timeouts,
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by icy 2y ago
I’ve been thinking/slowly building a service that hosts Kubernetes control planes. Bring your own worker nodes. Users can get a fully managed control plane (upgrades, HA, etc.) in their region of choice and can use whatever workers the
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by icy 2y ago
What’s the realistic likelihood of getting accepted as a solo founder? My potential cofounder dropped out and I’d really really like to apply for this batch.
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by icy 2y ago
I've been running this on K3s at home (for my website and file server) and it's been very well behaved: https://git.icyphox.sh/infra/tree/master/apps/garage I find it interesting that they chos
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by icy 2y ago
Obligatory mention of ELv2 not being open source (not OSI approved!).
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by icy 3y ago
Would be cool if you could add user-specific filters somehow (via email?), since, looking at the previews it seems largely US-specific. I’d like to see EU/global remote jobs.
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by icy 3y ago
UpCloud | https://upcloud.com | Helsinki, Finland or UTC+/-2 UpCloud is a leading European cloud service provider with a global cloud platform spanning four continents. We're hiring for our Managed Kubernetes ( https:&
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by icy 3y ago
Plume looks so sick. Looking forward to it. A Vim-like modal editing mode would be so cool, I think.
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by icy 3y ago
The first puzzle is mostly a sanity check/demo. The UI confused me a bit, but it seems you need to click on the 'Week' on top, and not the challenges on the right.
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by icy 3y ago
Looks like Nothing is partnering with a US-based third party called Sunbird to build this service. From Sunbird’s site ( https://sunbirdapp.com ): > Will the app be open source? > Some of the messaging community believes tha
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by icy 3y ago
Yeah no, that's not how open-source works. Your license is effectively a "source available" license and not officially approved by the OSI: https://opensource.org/licenses/
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by icy 3y ago
ah so that’s where the stars came from :D but yes, i’ve been considering adding feeds, but i’m not sure how best to do it. a separate feed for tags, commits, etc.? all in one? hmmm. and good to see vore here j3s! :)
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by icy 4y ago
> but note that 4GB per day is 0.3704 Mbps That's per Go repository. That's a non-trivial amount of egress data and probably adds up to thousands of dollars a month.
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Show HN: A self-hosted web front end for Git, written in Go(github.com)
1 points by icy 4y ago|0 comments
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by icy 4y ago
This is neat. I've been using Oracle's Email Delivery service because it's dirt cheap -- I didn't know I could do it for free using Workers. I'm going to try this.
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by icy 4y ago
This is awesome -- I've been following sourcehut's progress very closely, right from the beginning. You guys have come far, and have a bright future ahead. I'm looking forward to learning how you plan to adopt and run Kuberne
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by icy 4y ago
> Or is it on a server by server basis? Does each server have different published TOS? There used to be Christian counterstrike games servers, would there be the equivalent mastodon servers? Yes. In most cases, yes. And possibly.
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by icy 4y ago
It’s a cross-poster. It quite literally needs +rw to post to both accounts.
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by icy 4y ago
It appears to be in the works: https://oven.sh
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by icy 4y ago
> most things are written in the languages they use Do you know anything about India or are you merely talking out of your ass? This is patently false—nearly all documents are in three languages: English, Hindi and the state’s local lang
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by icy 4y ago
Tailscale’s Taildrop ( https://tailscale.com/kb/1106/taildrop/ ) has completely solved this problem for me.

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