This is great. Homelab AI feels like it's going to fun as heck. I currently have Claude maintain my homelab across all devices; it made homelab setup and maintenance go from "This is a trap that will fascinate you for years but never fully work right and waste time that would have better been spent elsewhere" to "This is actually a great idea and really extends my capabilities."
My Homelab AI Dev Platform
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Re: My Homelab AI Dev Platform
#32This is great. Homelab AI feels like it's going to fun as heck. I currently have Claude maintain my homelab across all devices; it made homelab setup and maintenance go from "This is a trap that will fascinate you for years but never fully work right and waste time that would have better been spent elsewhere" to "This is actually a great idea and really extends my capabilities."
I’ve found, even using the latest models, there are some time saving nuggets but mostly subtle config difficulties that just cause an enormous amount of debugging and a net negative on balance, unless you’re just asking for super targeted tasks like “set up a docker compose file” or “give me an NSD config.” But with both of those you need to already know you need the underlying tech and what to ask.
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#33I wonder how gitops is done with docker compose
A long long time ago I wrote something for the company I was with to allow for pre-merge staging environments (preview environments but I didn't have a name for them then)
Used docker-compose + git for application servers, and docker-compose + sync for static sites.
Actually worked pretty well! There's bound to be better options nowadays.
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#35Some times I feel like a lot of people in tech independently go through the same things right around the same time with few people writing/sharing about it. I am also creating this and enjoyed the post and comments all going through the same thing :)
Not only in tech. This is a common phenomenon. We're not that original.
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#36We have a lot of folks using Sourcebot in their home lab as a nice free code search across their projects. Hope it could be helpful!
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#38Some times I feel like a lot of people in tech independently go through the same things right around the same time with few people writing/sharing about it. I am also creating this and enjoyed the post and comments all going through the same thing :)
I have created this in 3 different ways, also with e2b.dev (great service). And yeah, that is my problem - I spend 99% of time hacking cool stuff, 1% yapping about it. Should do more yapping.
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#39Two main reasons I don't have this setup already is
- the resource you need to give the VM running opencode to build your projects
- Faster testing
I run pi coding agent right on my mac and I run our entire software suite - example: redis, postgres, kratos, .. etc. With coding agent running on my main development device, I can build faster (assuming opencode VM is a on a low specd machine) as well as test it faster. Example: I can just rebuild the backend and restart it and test it on the UI client with the new changes.
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#40Any idea as of why this domain is blocked by quad9 resolvers? I am unable to open the website because Quad9 filters the domain:
dig @9.9.9.9 rsgm.dev NS
;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION:
; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 1232
; EDE: 17 (Filtered)