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by kkapelon 4mo ago
you can embed tailscale on the application level https://tailscale.com/docs/features/tsnet
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by kkapelon 4mo ago
Already possible with taiscale, netmaker, zerotier etc. https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works
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by kkapelon 4mo ago
isn't this exactly what tailscale (and also zerotier, netmaker) do? https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works
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by kkapelon 6mo ago
Thanks! I fixed it.
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Your "AI" Pull Request was rejected and you don't know why(blog.codepipes.com)
5 points by kkapelon 6mo ago|2 comments
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by kkapelon 7mo ago
You can get a 4g dongle with $20 for basic failover. There are also many other companies that sell cheaper 5G routers. Zte has several models. Starlink only makes sense as a last resort if LTE coverage is not available in your area.
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by kkapelon 7mo ago
You can find something similar with IOT sims. And then you just need a standard 4g/5g dongle/router
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by kkapelon 7mo ago
Again this is location specific. I have a mini ups on my router/ont. And I assume that my provider also has a UPS, because even when power is out my landline connection just works.
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by kkapelon 7mo ago
Using a 4g/5g router is much easier and probably cheaper/power efficient. Depending on your area you don't even need an external one. A simple 4g dongle would do.
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by kkapelon 7mo ago
Link? Source?
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by kkapelon 8mo ago
Because several developers that work with docker also deploy to Kubernetes. So docker-desktop is a one-click method to get both on your workstation and deploy locally.
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by kkapelon 8mo ago
It also includes a local k8s cluster. So you get 2 in 1 package.
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by kkapelon 8mo ago
> Your circuit breakers don't talk to each other. Doesn't this suffer from the opposite problem though? There is a very brief hiccup for Stripe and instance 7 triggers the circuitbreaker. Then all other services stop trying to
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by kkapelon 8mo ago
It is answered in the FAQ at the bottom of the page "The SDK is fail-open by design. If our service is unreachable, it falls back to the last known breaker state. If no state has ever been cached (e.g., a cold start with no connectivit
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by kkapelon 8mo ago
There is also netmaker
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by kkapelon 8mo ago
This only works on systems that support symlinks. It also pollutes the root folder with more files. I understand the sentiment, but it is really strange that the people that are pushing for agents.md haven't seen https://con
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by kkapelon 8mo ago
It is still baffling to me why we need AGENTS.md Any well-maintained project should already have a CONTRIBUTING.md that has good information for both humans and agents. Sometimes I actually start my sessions like this "please read the
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
Yes. Essentially a competitor to the hugely popular glinet routers but tied to the unifi ecosystem
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
What happens if you work in a team? If a team has one senior/seasoned person and 3 juniors will adopting ai be a total positive move? Or the senior person will just become the bottleneck for the junior devs?
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
>What more are we asking AI to do? And can a normal human do it? 1. Learn/Improve yourself with each action you take 2. Create better editions/versions of yourself 3. Solve problem in areas that you were not trained for simply
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
> We have always agreed that a natural language compiler is theoretically possible citation? source? Who is we?
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
> As long as you are good at reviewing code, spec-ing carefully, and make atomic changes - why would you not be using this basically all the time? This implies that you are an expert/seasoned programmer. And not everybody is an expe
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
The closest alternative is probably tplink omada. Teltonika also has started to create a similar solution but it is not in the same level just yet.
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
"It just works" with Teltonika and Glinet as well. In most of the openwrt based routers multi-wan is already enabled. It is also very easy to do with TP-Link Omada (just enable a checkbox). So, implying that Unifi is the only comp
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
There are several other companies (e.g. Teltonika, glinet) that offer similar solutions that can use OpenWrt today
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
Unifi is the Apple of networking gear. When something new is released the HN crowd is excited even when the same functionality existed already with another company.
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
> direct competitor to the pretty good Mikrotik LHG series Is there a Mikrotik 5G version though? I am still waiting for that.
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
Simplest solution is to get an unlimited card. Problem solved.
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
OTD500 is antenna + router in a single box. There is nothing else needed. I just put it outdoors with a POE cable. Originally, I used it as a backup, but now I have an unlimited SIM, so I use it as a second internet connection. If you mean
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by kkapelon 10mo ago
I am already doing what is shown in the video with Teltonika OTD500, fully unlocked and with esim support as well.

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