21 pointsby birdculture8 hours ago2 comments

petterroea7 hours ago
Whelp. This is one of the reasons I stopped believing in exposing my homelab to the internet. Everything is now on my private VPN network. It means I don't have to worry about staying up to date all the time. For something that is ostensibly a hobby, it's nice. Only downside is that you can't share it with people.
- doubled1126 hours ago
  The chat server was the only thing I was sharing anyway, so it ended up on a boxing day sale VPS. Everything else became an internal service.
  I thought it would eventually drive me crazy, but to this day I regret nothing.
mdotk5 hours ago
What's up with this bit?
Note: I know the LLM-use will (understandably) piss some people off.
They used it to be able to read the code better!
- usr11062 hours ago
  Haven't you noticed that LLM are a vastly unethical technology? Stolen content processed using amongst others slave labor from Africa and huge environmental impact. Paid by the average computer buyer today.
  Yes, my employer strongly encourages me to act unethically. And in cases like in TFA I do.