smjburton

6 ms·

1.
by smjburton 5mo ago
> In March 2026, I migrated to self-hosted object storage powered by Versity S3 Gateway. Thanks for sharing this, I wasn't even aware of Versity S3 from my searches and discussions here. I recently migrated my projects from MinIO to
2.
by smjburton 11mo ago
This is a great resource OP. Hopefully with more guides like this available, it will make it easier for people who want to explore Podman and increase adoption.
3.
by smjburton 1y ago
Very cool, I'll take a look.
4.
by smjburton 1y ago
You're very welcome! Good luck.
5.
by smjburton 1y ago
> ... is it primarily by inputting code snippets or abstract context into something like a Claude or ChatGPT? I usually provide the initial context by describing the app that I'm working on (language, framework, etc) as well as the
6.
by smjburton 1y ago
> Since our landing page is isolated from core product code, the risk was minimal. That said, I was constantly sanity-checking what Claude was changing. If I ever “vibed” too hard and lost focus, Claude would sometimes change the wrong f
7.
by smjburton 1y ago
This is great, thank you for sharing. I need something like this for my current project I'm working on... Much easier than trying to build a color palette manually.
8.
by smjburton 1y ago
Agreed OP. I could see ProductHunt being a place for product-oriented people and founders to form a community and collaborate (constructive feedback, partnerships, etc). Sadly, most of the activity there lately seems to be people quickly cr
9.
by smjburton 1y ago
I'm surprised, but you're right... Thanks for sharing this site, it'll be interesting to dig into the data.
10.
by smjburton 1y ago
I generally agree with the sentiment of the article, but the OP should also be looking at product launch websites like ProductHunt, where there are tens to hundreds of vibe coded SaaS apps listed daily. From my experience, it's much ea
11.
by smjburton 1y ago
I've been running trixie for a few weeks now and it's been solid, great release so far. One of the features I'm most excited about is access to Podman 5.4.2, and the ability to use Podman Quadlets. It'll be nice to start
12.
by smjburton 1y ago
Good breakdown of the costs involved. Even if they're running at a loss, OpenAI and Anthropic receive considerable value from the free training data users are providing through their conversations. Looking at it another way, these comp
13.
by smjburton 1y ago
Interesting article OP. There was a similar post on Hacker News recently about using this approach on a Postgres database: - Making Postgres slower ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44704736 ) Taking this approach seems
14.
by smjburton 1y ago
This is an interesting find OP and could help people transition from Docker to Podman (especially if they're used to deploying with Docker-Compose). I think the better long-term approach though is to use systemd user units for deployme
15.
by smjburton 1y ago
> The more data you give any of the AI services, the more that information can potentially be used against you. It may seem obvious, but Sam Altman also recently emphasized that the information you share with ChatGPT is not confidential,
16.
by smjburton 1y ago
Thanks for sharing this. It looks like you can also use "systemd-analyze" with the "--user" flag to inspect systemd user units as well ("systemd-analyze --user security"). I've started using systemd more n
17.
by smjburton 1y ago
This is really exciting. I've used the Arch Wiki countless times for setting up or configuring something in Debian but wanting a resource more native to the platform. I hope they're able to produce a comparable wiki for Debian-bas
18.
by smjburton 1y ago
@levelsio was posting about this last week: https://x.com/levelsio/status/1953022273595506910 . Haven't tested it out yet, but it seems like a cool way to continue hacking away at a project while on the go.
19.
by smjburton 1y ago
Self-hosted Forgejo with Forgejo Actions for CI/CD. Forgejo Actions uses a syntax similar to GitHub Actions, so it's easy to transition. For my projects, I haven't had any issues. I'd suggest setting up an instance and t
20.
by smjburton 1y ago
Why would you not want people trusting their data with SaaS apps? Smaller developers building software benefits users assuming their data is protected with basic security implemented.
21.
by smjburton 1y ago
It's not new, but I believe vibe coding is going to make it more common. Both this app and Tea's data breaches could have been avoided with basic web dev security.
22.
by smjburton 1y ago
It's concerning that these type of leaks keep happening. Outside of the damage from leaking personal information, they also lower public confidence in trying out new apps. Vibe coding is making it more difficult for app makers in gener
23.
by smjburton 1y ago
Another benefit of using text other than "click here" is that it's helpful for web crawlers too. Google, Bing, and other crawlers use link context (e.g. "lawn care in new jersey" vs "click here") to establ
24.
by smjburton 1y ago
It's unfortunate to see this go away, but understandable given the costs involved. Another option is to run Caddy as a web server, which provides automatic cert renewal ( https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https
25.
by smjburton 1y ago
Great article OP. This is exactly what made the "old web" so great: there were no defined standards so people were compelled to experiment. It was a little more chaotic, but it felt more rewarding when you came across a cool websi
26.
by smjburton 1y ago
If you find out, please let me know... :)
27.
by smjburton 1y ago
> Today it’s the fashion to make web services in a very “lightweight” way, to offer minimally viable web products free, and to iterate rapidly as experience is gained with initial web users. > I really envy people doing software with
28.
by smjburton 1y ago
Very cool OP listening to the original samples compared against the different harmonizers and vocoders. The Sennheiser VSM201 sounds so clean, I really like the analogue sound. The TC Helicon Talkbox Synth also sounds nice. For the harmoniz
29.
by smjburton 1y ago
> When an article is requested multiple times, we memorize – or cache – its content in the datacenter closest to the user. If an article hasn’t been requested in a while, its content needs to be served from the core data center. Maybe a
30.
by smjburton 1y ago
This is interesting, thanks for sharing.

More ›