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Looking for something to do while GitHub is down?(pelican.clutch.engineering)
2 points by featherless 1mo ago|0 comments
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by featherless 2mo ago
Omg the effect gives me physical jitters
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by featherless 5mo ago
I had steered away for a long while thinking it was subpar to GitHub, but it's really come a long way. Especially running it on a local network it's noticeably faster in every way than GitHub, and I'm able to build complex gi
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by featherless 5mo ago
I migrated my entire workflow onto a personal GitLab instance after the whole "pay a fee to bring your own bags to the grocery store" GitHub Actions pricing shenanigans earlier this year. Best decision ever. 100% uptime. 100% less
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by featherless 8mo ago
I got openclaw to compete Qwen3-Coder-Next vs Minimax M2.1 simultaneously on my Mac Studio 512GB: https://clutch-assistant.github.io/model-comparison-report/
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An Ode to the Return of Wysiwyg(jeffverkoeyen.com)
32 points by featherless 8mo ago|31 comments
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by featherless 8mo ago
Except most of those services don't have at-home equivalents that you can increasingly run on your own hardware.
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by featherless 9mo ago
It would be silly to write a new one today. Plenty of open source + indy options to invest into instead. For scheduled work, cron + a log sink is fine, and for pull request CI there's plenty of alternatives that don't charge by th
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by featherless 9mo ago
Charging people to maintain a row in a database by the minute is top-tier, I agree.
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by featherless 9mo ago
Do you feel that orchestration runs on a per-minute basis?
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by featherless 9mo ago
This is not investment in CI/CD. I already did that, by buying and investing in my own hardware, my own workflows, my own caching solution. This is like if Dropbox started charging you money for the files you have stored on your backup
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by featherless 9mo ago
No. It is not worth a time-scaled cost each month for them to start a job on my machines and store a few megabytes of log files. I'd happily pay a fixed monthly fee for this service, as I already do for GitHub. The problem here is that
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by featherless 9mo ago
Won't those other systems create a cost that is metered in terms of run-time?
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by featherless 9mo ago
As a solo Founder who recently invested in self-hosted build infrastructure because my company runs ~70,000 minutes/month, this change is going to add an extra $140/month for hardware I own . And that's just today; this numb
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by featherless 9mo ago
Just wrote about my approach yesterday: https://jeffverkoeyen.com/blog/2025/12/15/SlotWarmedCaching/ tl;dr uses a local slot-based cache that is pre-warmed after every merge to main, taking Sidecar
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by featherless 9mo ago
I found that implementing a local cache on the runners has been helpful. Ingress/egress on local network is hella slow, especially when each build has ~10-20GB of artifacts to manage.
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by featherless 9mo ago
I run a local Valhalla build cluster to power the https://sidecar.clutch.engineering routing engine. The cluster runs daily and takes a significant amount of wall-clock time to build the entire planet. That's about 50% of m
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by featherless 9mo ago
There's absolutely no way that the cost scales with the usage of my own hardware. I cannot fathom this change in any way or form. Livid.
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by featherless 9mo ago
Genuinely curious about this as well. It's a major bummer that self-hosted infra can't be used to validate GitHub Pull Requests now; basically means I'll have to move my entire workflow off of GitHub so that everything can be
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by featherless 9mo ago
This is absolutely bananas; for my own CI workflow I'll have to pay $140+/month now just to run my own hardware.
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Will Anyone Read This?(sidecar.clutch.engineering)
3 points by featherless 10mo ago|0 comments
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Why your speedometer is lying to you (in a good way)(sidecar.clutch.engineering)
3 points by featherless 10mo ago|0 comments
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by featherless 11mo ago
Does this result in the Swift code being compiled or transpiled?
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by featherless 11mo ago
AI is an amphetamine.
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Saving $4000/month with self-hosted runners(jeffverkoeyen.com)
1 points by featherless 11mo ago|1 comments
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by featherless 11mo ago
Hey all! Happy to discuss the setup; has been a big win for Sidecar with a massive jump in test coverage while keeping costs flat.
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by featherless 1y ago
Oh hey that's my startup's app, Sidecar, mentioned! Cool to see :D
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by featherless 2y ago
It's going super well — Been having an absolute blast and the automotive community is incredible.
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by featherless 2y ago
Haha yes fully agreed :D The gains I mention above are on top of those gains.
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by featherless 2y ago
http://sidecar.clutch.engineering/ — Sidecar, a personal automotive assistant. Sharing dev updates at http://threads.net/@featherless , beta registration is here: http://sidecar.clutch.engineering

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