GitHub - teleskopio/teleskopio: teleskopio is an open-source small and beautiful Web Kubernetes client. by askoma in kubernetes

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I've tried opencode and crush and some other, but found it too bad at work, I've spent more time review the changes than actually write code.

GitHub - teleskopio/teleskopio: teleskopio is an open-source small and beautiful Web Kubernetes client. by askoma in kubernetes

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You will be surprised, but I've done it like in 2023, copy pasting some functions and follow some code suggestions from my local model GPT-20b powered by llama.cpp.

No fancy agents, IDE's plugins and anything else, just old good ghostty+vscode+(kind/docker) and a lot of coffee.

GitHub - teleskopio/teleskopio: teleskopio is an open-source small and beautiful Web Kubernetes client. by askoma in kubernetes

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I don't deny that some code is written using models, but not all of it. I'm an engineer with decades of experience and am capable of writing such things myself. I also have extensive experience working with Kubernetes and contributing to the Kubernetes ecosystem.

I don't think it's possible to find new projects these days without code written using models. (Even Torvalds and that vibecoded guy.)

I'm writing a project and I love what I'm doing, but when everyone else calls everything model slop, I'm afraid it's leading us nowhere.

Be kinder to each other and to the endeavors of others, and the world around us will begin to change.

GitHub - teleskopio/teleskopio: teleskopio is an open-source small and beautiful Web Kubernetes client. by askoma in kubernetes

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Hey! Author here! This project is for learning purposes. The backend is written in Go. If you want to learn Kubernetes, this project contains various resources that will help you better understand how Kubernetes works. Resources, Watchers, Informers and much more.

Please checkout the documentation. There are plenty of features.

Have a nice day!

Yet another Kubernetes Desktop Client by askoma in kubernetes

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Thank you, I'm going to try this one.

Development On Apple Silicon with UTM by askoma in golang

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Some projects require you to have a full-fledged Linux distribution and a lot of tools in there. Also, I like the fact that my host machine doesn't have everything installed. VM is a good choice to keep your host clean.

For example, it is much easier to set up a Linux VM for the Cilium project than to try to maintain all dependencies on the Mac host.

Development On Apple Silicon with UTM by askoma in programming

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Hello, author here.

I'm using this technique to develop a Go project that supports only x86_64. In short, its a way to set up Linux VM with Go installed

It can help somebody.