Readit NewsIs enough to don't even open the link! Everything right now seems to have an urgent need to be developed into Rust, like why???
Just like kubernetes, many companies followed the kubernetes hype even when it was not needed and added unnecessary complexity to a simple environment.
Now it is Rust time!!
It already started, freelancer developers are making a lot of money already.
I remember watching a developer having to fix the company entire code because they went full AI and now nobody knows shit anymore. If you are a good senior developer indeed, now is the best time for you to become millionaire.
Company after company can no longer fix things, they are bringing external developers to keep afloat. Remember the tweet popular last year with the AI bot deleting the production database setting the company back to zero???
So....
AI still isnt just hype tho and remains the greatest digital tool ever made by people.
The reality remains that if you adopt AI into your workforce, not replace your workforce with AI, use AI to help with your work - you can do a lot more and faster too.
I just downloaded deepseek on my Win 11 PC - Copilot is obviously more integrated but its not that bad at all. Copilot is very limited in the boxes Microsoft built into it but it is a great tool for average people that only need to interact with AI occasionally to search the internet.
1. Clueless: AI is the future, grant it access to everything and let it do everything, from management to execution. These engineers will be unemployed and companies go bankrupt. This is the majority of the market right now, look what is happening to them from companies to the products themselves.
2. Smart: AI is a tool to improve my work so I can spend less time doing the boring stuff and more time learning and doing cool stuff. This is the minority and the only companies thriving right now.
Google "Project Genie" which allegedly can take your input and the AI will make it rain, drove investors into panic mode. They think that you can create GTA6 like that.
It was the perfect storm: clueless investors + the whole AI bubble already bursting if you are following non-biased news.
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* People using it as a tool, aware of its limitations and treating it basically as intern/boring task executor (whether its some code boilerplate, or pooping out/shortening some corporate email), or as tool to give themselves summary of topic they can then bite into deeper.
* People outsourcing thinking and entire skillset to it - they usually have very little clue in the topic, are interested only in results, and are not interested in knowing more about the topic or honing their skills in the topic
The second group is one that thinks talking to a chatbot will replace senior developer
I can see the day that all of these folks completing replacing their thinking skill with AI, unable to find job because they can no longer troubleshoot anything without AI.
I use AI as replacement for search engine, I spent 3 nights using ChatGPT to assist me in deploying a Proxmox LXC container running 4 network services and the whole traffic is routed to Proton VPN via WireGuard. If the VPN goes down, the whole container network stops without using my real IP. Everything was done via Ansible which I use to manage my homelad, and was able to identify mistakes and fix them myself. Dude, I have learned a ton with LXC and sort of moving away from VMs.
Windows 11 falling apart after AI adoption tells their AI, vibe coding is not going as planned.
If you saw their latest report claiming to focus on fixing the trust on Windows, it is a little too late, even newbies moved to Linux, and with AMD driver support, gaming is no longer an excuse.
- TCP/80 is only required to answer let’s encrypt challenges for certificate issuance
- UDP is only required to enable DERP.
These are both optional.
It’s not surprising that there are additional ports required on top of Wireguard. 443 is likely for key distribution and management. If you don’t want PKI then you don’t need headscale; you can always distribute the keys yourself and just run plain wireguard
It makes more sense to me, WireGuard + SPA (fkwnop aka replacement of port knocking that requires pre-shared key to even talk with, only that IP can access to it (IP Table), any scan tool seems it as closed)
Headscale/Tailscale only has value if you are behind a CGNAT, otherwise, it just adds extra management and complexities.
If you wanna a reliable, stable, dramas free and small Linux system (I know FreeBSD isn't Linux), Debian Netinst is the way.
I run it on my homelab for DNS, K8S, love it!