Readit Newsanikdas commented on Ask HN: What have you built with LLMs? · Posted by u/shoebham
I built a cron job that calls a bash script that gets the current weather forecast for a location and extracts the values and then sshes to another server where it inserts the values into the footer html block of all files ending with .html every hour
Just curious, how is an LLM helping here?
Last month I built a node based web server that can proxy and redirect anything where the blueprint is a tiny config file in json format.
I am going to expand it to provide a health dashboard of connected sockets, supported domains, and traffic analytics as a web service.
Is it open source?
anikdas commented on Let's consign CAP to the cabinet of curiosities brooker.co.za/blog/2024/0... · Posted by u/nalgeon
The CAP theorem is irrelevant if your acceptable response time is greater than the time it takes your partitions to sync.
At that point you get all 3: consistency,availability, partitioning.
In my opinion it should be the CAPR theorem.
> The CAP theorem is also irrelevant if your acceptable response time is greater than the time it takes your partitions to sync.
This is really an oversimplification. The more important metric here is the delay between write and read of the same data. Even in that case if when the system write load is unpredictable it will definitely lead to high variance in replication lag. The number of times I had to deal with a race condition for not considering replication lag factor is more than I would like to admit.
We have been using Cloudflare health check at work for this and we have been pretty happy with this. We have this integrated with slack and opsgenie as well.
- pihole
- piVPN
The piVPN story is interesting. I am currently stationed outside my home country. Using the financial apps (bank apps, wallet apps) outside the country are restricted hence I needed a ip within the country. No major VPN provider provide IPs for my country. piVPN has been great in that sense to access the contents from my country.
anikdas commented on Launch HN: Defer (YC W23) – Zero-infrastructure background jobs for Node.js · Posted by u/wittydeveloper
I think BullMQ with deployment in kubernetes gets people off the ground quite quickly and scale out quite well without needing to worry about fine tuning the solution. Also RabbitMQ has also worked pretty well for us handling around 150k RPM messages with delayed exchange enabled while running in kubernetes without any tweaks.
As a dev working on solution that is used in the industry of customer support, I am more worried about,
1. Data locality
2. Privacy
3. SLAs and Uptimes
While SaaS solutions like these can get us MVP/PoCs fast but a home grown solution is more preferable when SLOs are tight and security is a huge concern.
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Another tool that is built into linux is tc[1]
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