mittermayr

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by mittermayr 9mo ago
yeah the amount of nodes I had on the public internet, when all I really needed was some internal connectivity (exactly like you have here, a machine sending logs to an internal-only loki instance, and then a grafana node that is also only
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by mittermayr 9mo ago
I have one VPS node that I use as a connector, where the headscale app is installed. I have this on a domain (for convenience), so think something like: hs.mygreatplace.com Now, when I install Tailscale client on any device (phones, tablets
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by mittermayr 9mo ago
yeah looks like someone is either a hyper tailscale fan or had extremely bad experience with it, I also run several dozens of machines (and tablets and phones) on it. never had a single moment of downtime since I started.
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by mittermayr 9mo ago
I can only recommend giving headscale a try. It's free, works extremely well, and can be used with the official Tailscale clients. Was super easy to set up. https://headscale.net/stable/
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by mittermayr 9mo ago
at the moment, I think the best you can do is qwen3-coder:30b -- it works, and it's nice to get some fully-local llm coding up and running, but you'll quickly realize that you've long tasted the sweet forbidden nectar that is
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by mittermayr 9mo ago
Just be super careful to understand what CPU time means before you go ahead and waste time on this. They don't immediately flag this, but once you go past a very, very very small time threshold on used CPU time, they'll start abor
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by mittermayr 10mo ago
Self-hosting is more a question of responsibility I'd say. I am running a couple of SaaS products and self-host at much better performance at a fraction of the cost of running this on AWS. It's amazing and it works perfectly fine.
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by mittermayr 10mo ago
Just noticed timeouts on various "orange" endpoints as well as on R2 public-hosted assets. Started at about 11am UTC
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by mittermayr 11mo ago
Additional note on Codeberg, which I think is great as a project, but I got curious on what infrastructure they are running on and how reliable this would be for larger corporate repos. Nov 22, 2025 https://blog.codeberg.org&#x2F
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by mittermayr 11mo ago
I hate these constant drama posts, but I am all for seeing competition. I think it's good to have a couple of top-tier companies offering the same service, and especially with git, it's been... lacklustre outside of Github, I&#x27
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by mittermayr 11mo ago
If you're wondering what those /* urls mean and what else is there: https://news.ycombinator.com/lists
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by mittermayr 11mo ago
I always (very naively, I fully get it) wonder if someone at GitHub could take a minute and check the logs (if there are any at this level) from a week ago or so and scan them for patterns? The code seems to grab a few files off of GitHub,
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by mittermayr 11mo ago
amazing
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by mittermayr 11mo ago
Even Cloudflare Status is now down, oh boy :) https://postimg.cc/LJVKYmks
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by mittermayr 11mo ago
I started restarting my own servers thinking something went awry again, that's how much I usually trust them not to be down. Interesting.
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by mittermayr 11mo ago
Funny how I trusted Cloudflare first and started looking at restarting my servers, only to realize it's not me this time :)
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by mittermayr 1y ago
Amazing, I wonder what their interview process is like, probably whiteboarding a next-gen LLM in WASM, meanwhile, their entire website goes down with us-east-1... I mean.
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by mittermayr 1y ago
Careful: NPM _says_ they're up ( https://status.npmjs.org/ ) but I am seeing a lot of packages not updating and npm install taking forever or never finishing. So hold off deploying now if you're dependent on that.
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by mittermayr 1y ago
thanks for the hint, spec-wise, this is exactly what I meant, 1tb ssd, 16gb ram, 16 hours of battery, very nice. then I saw it's 1700 EUR where I am at the moment, so pretty much Macbook Pro price :(
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by mittermayr 1y ago
This morning I was looking to maybe replace my Macbook Pro 2018, which had the horrible keyboard and finally seems to be crippled enough to not be fun to use anymore — now this! However, I have been disappointed by Apple too many times (the
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by mittermayr 1y ago
well, this means you've missed out on everything since then, wouldn't a simple stop order have been a reasonable alternative on this?
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by mittermayr 1y ago
Aside from the technical feat, which is amazing in and of itself, I was completely mesmerized by that video! So well done, incredibly entertaining and perfectly presented.
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by mittermayr 1y ago
It's insane, and once you're done admiring this wild art project, read through the details and click through to the editor: https://floor796.com/editor They've made their own animation editor to go along with
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by mittermayr 1y ago
This triggers all kinds of feelings, I actually had a pretty good time working there. It's one of those things that rush by like a rollercoaster when it's all happening, and you can't really grab a hold of it all. What stays,
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by mittermayr 1y ago
All I can say is, I asked Siri today (verbatim): What is 75 degrees fahrenheit in celsius, and what is 85 degrees in fahrenheit — and it offered a web search about fahrenheit. The "and" completely disabled its most basic ability t
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by mittermayr 1y ago
I'll take away the note to mention my involvement when posting a comment, there's no harm in doing that and if it helps someone I'm happy to try and do that.
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by mittermayr 1y ago
I've received nothing but nice messages about the site after posting it and people seem to be getting a kick out of it. I feel like this (if barely so) meets the bar to give it a pass perhaps, especially considering that my voice is wo
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by mittermayr 1y ago
Opened it up, first thing I do is set it to dark because every other HN app runs on dark — immediately prompts me to upgrade and pay. Sorry, but making money by not being annoying is such an old-school way to try and make a buck. Totally un
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by mittermayr 1y ago
This should be connected to https://comsensei.com to get an available domain for each one of the ideas. It's all coming together :)
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by mittermayr 2y ago
Yeah all bootstrapped, that's correct. And you're absolutely right, it just makes growing/building unreasonably hard at the beginning because the only funds you have are your own, and it's prohibitively expensive to run

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