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I moved my homelab to Kubernetes. I just don’t see the use of single VPS’es. But I use the cluster as a training platform, so if I didn’t need Kubernetes in other parts of my life,…

That and a proven ability to apply it in a given domain. I am really not good with electronics. I’m sure it’s just a mental block, but I see people debug electronics as relentlessl…

I have the same experience giving my brother an OpenClaw as his personal assistant. His words were: It feels as if I need to know how to program it. I was expecting he could say so…

This whole discussion is a result of Claude using "Co-authored-by" as advertisement because it massively propagates the Claude logo to GitHub. As an advertisement strategy, this is…

Very cool. I also like making websites with Hugo, and I have thought a lot about different theme vendoring methods, and how to retain ease of updating and testing your theme. https…

That’s great, but how do I fix my motorcycle?

Doesn't it depend on how widely and how many things an operator subscribes to? I'm pretty invested in vault-secrets-operator and vault-config-operator. Simply because of the amount…

> Given the roughly 30% overhead of overflow checks, I think restricting them to debug builds is a reasonable tradeoff. I can also see an argument for using wrap on overflow even i…

> You stop trying to enforce this rule as it is a "fight" you can't win and dealing with this takes more effort than dealing with the issues the low quality vibe-coded projects cau…

I've clarified; it's per month.

I also run Kubernetes on Hetzner and created my nodes prior to two price hikes. Here's how expenses look and would look if I recreated it today: Control Plane 3xCX23 @ €3.99 = €11.…

Not only did your cost spike, it changed currency and went from postfix to prefix! I understand people complaining about large bills, but this is over the top!

That's 87 trillion, 967 billion, 679 million, and so on.

Even though it's just a bug, being charged $595B on a platform that is known to cost spike, reminds us that we're not in control of the platform, or our company's expenses.

> Are you doing this for client-facing production code? What's "this"? We're talking about multiple things here. But presumably yes: I'm working through agents, and all I do is rea…

With guidance, it kind of is happening. While, simultaneously, an abundance of slop is being made.

> Anthropic's entire goal is to extinguish software development as a profession They’re killing “programmer”, not “code”. > I don't see how they wouldn't take out open source with …

> extinguish the ecosystem since open source libraries are essentially a competitor. (If there were no libraries you'd have to ask the AI to do everything!) That is neither the inc…

I recently set up a Forgejo instance for a personal infrastructure project, and because of security, it’s read-only. So I just disable all the “issues”, “pull requests”, “wiki”. It…

> All these comments about AI Slop are underestimating how good these builders have gotten and AI lets you iterate really fast. Both of these are true: we’re witnessing an unpreced…

> not mostly the test, but the real world production scars Most extensive test suites are exactly production scars: every time you have a bug or a regression, you write a test that…

> a downside of this approach is that you sacrifice late binding, as the module language and "core" language are stratified into different layers https://people.mpi-sws.org/~rossbe…

> might think it's a good idea to just run with a wildly out-of-scope idea with too much hubris I'll say that using git as a database instead of simply SQL leads to a lot of corner…

Triple backticks also let you specify the syntax very conveniently.

I think "yolo" gets overloaded here to mean "not thinking". I've described it as static HTML. The admin dashboard isn't static HTML, but it also isn't public-facing. The admin dash…