khuedoan

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by khuedoan 3mo ago
Curious bout your use case for building all software from source, is it because you're worried about the supply chain since nixpkgs builds don't have reproducibility guarantee?
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by khuedoan 4mo ago
but the community still gets the source code, kudos to the Garnix team!
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by khuedoan 5mo ago
Perfect illustration of Hyrum's law [1] > With a sufficient number of users of an API, it does not matter what you promise in the contract: all observable behaviors of your system will be depended on by somebody. [1]: https:/&
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by khuedoan 6mo ago
Even if the good people fighting for this win, Microsoft will eventually enshittify it again. It’s just what Microslop does. There's no future for Windows. I think most people should move to Linux, or to macOS if they still need propri
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by khuedoan 7mo ago
> 100% of our code is written by AI Yeah we can tell...
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by khuedoan 7mo ago
TIL about Vervis [1], thanks! [1]: https://codeberg.org/ForgeFed/Vervis
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by khuedoan 7mo ago
But we didn't have pressure to switch from C to Python & solved it down our throats by management, or social media telling us if you don't use Python you're getting left behind, did we? In C vs. Python case, we know about
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by khuedoan 7mo ago
Git itself is decentralized, and we can use email to send patches, but GitHub's role is more like a social network to discover and "star" projects. I really hope Forgejo/Gitea can get federation to work to the point wher
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by khuedoan 3y ago
Only if you live in a country with decent public transportation. The rest of the world still have to deal with traffic jam and polluted air while commuting (cars are difficult to get in many countries).
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by khuedoan 3y ago
From this section https://leptos-rs.github.io/leptos/view/03_components.html#c... > Using a component in the view looks a lot like using an HTML element. You’ll notice that you can easily tell the difference be
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by khuedoan 5y ago
I'm currently using Longhorn for storage, but if I find some reasonably priced HDDs, I may add or switch to Rook. When you make a change in git, it is automatically deployed without the need for human intervention.
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by khuedoan 5y ago
The performance is pretty good, but I didn't get a chance to test the reliability because I keep nuking the cluster to try new things :P
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by khuedoan 5y ago
I'm currently bumping the versions manually (via a commit), but I plan to automate that with system upgrade controller [1] and Dependabot [2] (or similar) [1]: https://github.com/rancher/system-upgrade-controller
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by khuedoan 5y ago
(Author here) Yep that's my goal too, hence the small form factor PCs. It costs me around 2-5$/month depending on how much I play with it.
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by khuedoan 5y ago
(Repo owner here) Glad someone mentioned it, I do have one: https://homelab.khuedoan.com/try_on_a_vm Although it's still incomplete and not one click yet, that's the direction I'm heading in: anyone can try
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by khuedoan 5y ago
Ah, for user-facing apps I prefer Go or Rust for their performance, although it's not a hard requirement.
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by khuedoan 5y ago
Is production == my day job? If so we don't, we use managed Kubernetes (we used to manage our own clusters but they will be decommissioned soon).
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by khuedoan 5y ago
Yes, I aim to keep the amount of languages and tools I use to a minimum: - For simple scripts, use POSIX sh - For more complex scripts, use Python - For the same sort of task, use only one tool (e.g., only use Ansible for configuration mana
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by khuedoan 5y ago
(Repo owner here) The templates look cool, are those Helm charts underneath? Also I believe the tag filter is malfunctioning: https://kubesail.com/templates-by-tag/Media
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by khuedoan 5y ago
(Repo onwer here) The upgrade process can mostly be automated (for example using Dependabot). I haven't configured it yet, but that's on my TODO list.
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by khuedoan 5y ago
(Repo owner here) I've already automated that with Ansible, including Linux installation (Rocky Linux). There's no hardening yet but that's on the roadmap.
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by khuedoan 5y ago
(Repo owner here) Yes, you can see the visualized history of that here https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/s9bfht/the_evoluti... I think the OP discovered my homelab through that post.
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by khuedoan 5y ago
(Repo owner here) Yes, I'm mostly doing this as a learning exercise; there's still a lot of work to be done before I can rely on it to host my services. > For a homelab it seems severely overkill Isn't that the point of ho
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by khuedoan 5y ago
(Repo owner here) You're not wrong; it's still not easy for me even though I do this in my day job.
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by khuedoan 5y ago
(Repo owner here) I'm planning to build my own router with OpenWRT and install Wireguard on it, however due to the chip shortage I can't get the hardware for a reasonable price yet. Netmaker looks amazing, I need to play with it.
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by khuedoan 5y ago
Repo owner here, I just created this account, I'm a long time HN lurker. I was surprised to find this on Hacker News, I wanted to wait until the stable release before posting on HN, but thank you for posting :) This project is still in