>7 years of software maintenance is absolutely precedented and expected of any serious networking vendor.
He specifically specified that he was happy with ubiquiti since it was consumer grade hardware
Readit Newstevon commented on UniFi 5G blog.ui.com/article/intro... · Posted by u/janandonly
tevon commented on Uncloud - Tool for deploying containerised apps across servers without k8s uncloud.run/... · Posted by u/rgun
"I keep seeing teams reach for K8s when they really just need to run a bunch of containers across a few machines"
Since k8s is very effective at running a bunch of containers across a few machines, it would appear to be exactly the correct thing to reach for. At this point, running a small k8s operation, with k3s or similar, has become so easy that I can't find a rational reason to look elsewhere for container "orchestration".
Perhaps it feels so easy given your familiarity with it.
I have struggled to get things like this stood up and hit many footguns along the way
This thread, in and of itself, demonstrates the incredible quality of this community. Thank you to all of you, and especially to @dang and @tomhow for thanklessly holding us all together.
Their bottom control buttons here feels like the perfect use-case for liquid glass. Really enjoying this new UI from Apple.
tevon commented on Angel Investors, a Field Guide jeanyang.com/posts/angel-... · Posted by u/azhenley
Kevin Hartz is the most desirable angel in the valley IMO. His advice and generosity with his time is unparalleled.
tevon commented on Itiner-E – The Digital Atlas of Ancient Roads itiner-e.org/... · Posted by u/sasvari
This is my favorite type of hacker news content. Something really cool that I never would have stumbled upon myself.
I'm really surprised how built-up Gaul and Germany are here
To me, Nationalism and Patriotism mean different things.
At least to me:
Patriotism: the belief in the ideals of your country, in its people and its ability to strive towards that ideal state.
Nationalism: A strong identity tied to ones nation as it exists today (or in the past) at the exclusion of others or other thought
tevon commented on Open SWE: An open-source asynchronous coding agent blog.langchain.com/introd... · Posted by u/palashshah
Very cool! Am using it now and really like the sidebar chat that allows you to add context during a run.
I hit an error that was not recoverable. I'd love to see functionality to bring all that context over to a new thread, or otherwise force it to attempt to recover.
tevon commented on Show HN: Nia – MCP server that gives more docs and repos to coding agents trynia.ai/... · Posted by u/jellyotsiro
my product isn't for local projects and your own workspace but rather if you index other codebase, it will process it and make it callable using MCP (not on ur machine as files get deleted on runtime to prevent privacy issues)
Can you explain what you mean by "not on ur machine as files get deleted on runtime to prevent privacy issues". I may be misunderstanding, but I'd personally want the files to by on my machine, and served to my agent locally instead of being a remote MCP server that I don't have control of
I don't really use Tailwind. I enjoy my (S)CSS.
I took a look at https://daisyui.com/components/button/ and immediately I see classes that look similar to Bootstrap.
So my question is: Why build components on top of something like Tailwind instead of just regular CSS? Or are you able to customize and use Tailwind mixed in with the components? Then sure why not I guess.
Otherwise it feels like going full circle here.
You can use mixed in tailwind. Its for consistency (which I quite like). I'm a big fan of just saying "gap-1" and knowing that that will be consistent across the custom components I've written, and the component library