This looks pretty cool for quick deployment of hobby projects. Production grade and easy to use is always a win in my book.
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I love playing with LLMs locally at home. The cost of running hobby projects against paid services like OpenAI is too high for me so in this article you can find out how I work around that to keep my LLM infra deployed locally at home and still use it anywhere I like.
- zinderic@programming.devto
2 yearsI think this model can reach Null Island from anywhere, doesn’t have to be Europe. Can’t wait to see what else it’s capable of. But kind of hoping it won’t murder me in my sleep.
- zinderic@programming.devto
I would put a simple “grep mail.log || curl ntfy.sh” or something like that. Ntfy can send you alert on the phone if some check failed or passed. For pass just use && :) Simple and it works.
- 2 years
Yeah better fit but a bit of trouble to setup… What’s your opinion on Icinga? Never used it myself.
- 2 years
Give https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma a try. I’m planning to do the same for similar use case. Sensu (sensu.io) is a more sophisticated option but it requires more infrastructure and there is a bit of a learning curve with it.
- zinderic@programming.devto
Very cool! Thanks, saw some things I didn’t know about.
No place like 127.0.0.1.
Right. Why should someone write 10 lines of yaml when they can program 20 lines of Go? Or python. Or assembly for a risc cpu because it just feels so friendly with that nice instruction set.
You’re not dumb. Rust is a hard language to pick. Some people probably think I’m mocking it because I made this meme but I’m really not - I love Rust. I’m mocking us mere humans trying to cope with greatness 🤣And I’m looking forward to the time when I finally “graduate” and become more productive and experienced with Rust.