Did you read the blog post?

Is staying open source

Bun was purely built to make building faster and the apps to be portable

But that’s what the system is made for

I have a fair bit in approved mode. Like it can run mkdir, ls, git diff etc

But it’s so nice when it works.

Fucking ai agents and not knowing which directory to run commands in. Drives me bonkers. Constantly tries to git commit root or temp or whatever then starts debugging why that didn’t work lol

I wish they would just be containerised virtual environments for them to work in

Looks fine to me, I replaced plex like 3-4 months ago

Jellyfin / jellyseer + arr

I do rely on them. I have two. They basically enable me to never vacuum myself the last 6 years

Honestly I couldn’t imagine life without them anymore

Mine shan’t have a camera

Cursor please document this codebase

Yeah, piracy is the last bastion of privately controlled media files

Doesn’t seem like it’s going away though

Same.

I can only take so much game loop.

Just easier?

I just use Cursor. Nice vscode IDE.

But tog can also use n8n etc to interface with git in a more automated manner

You just whitelisted commands. It can’t do anything destructive

I use ai for my docker compose services. I basically just point it at a repo and ask it to Start the service for me. It creates docker compose files tries to run it, rwads logs and troubleshoots without intervention

When I need to update an image i just ask it to do so.

Ai also controls my git workflow. I tell it to create a branch and push or revert or do whatever. Super nice

Ai isn’t perfect but it’s hella nice for us who used to work closely with tech a decade ago but have since moved to move architect / resale roles with kids and just don’t have the time and resources.

I know I’ll get hate for this on lemmy though

But yeah, I think it’s pretty great. As long as you have basic understanding of whatever it’s going you can get pretty far and do a lot of fun stuff

Weekly. Cronjob.

Docker compose is so nice though

To each their own I guess. Containers have a lot of benefits like sandboxed security and portability

That’s not to say that native doesn’t have benefits, simpler networking and easier to manage if you aren’t used to containers

Then again, it’s a good way to learn something new

I want to be on Linux but honestly my PC is probably going to stay win10 forever.

When I eventually buy a new one it will be on fedora.

My main desktop / gaming PC just runs so many services and hosts media, loads of ntfs drives. I just cannot be assed right now.

Setting up new services in docker to make the config more portable in the future… Honestly probably wont take that long but you know how it is