15:[[41273716,{"by":"multiplied","descendants":19,"id":41273716,"kids":[41278441,41302151,41293305,41302271,41275987,41321839,41284012,41273768,41277216,41273880],"score":5,"text":"I have a multi machine setup and I don't want to use a third party service as a proxy to what I could be doing locally.

One obvious answer is to stand up my own local git server, perhaps finally put those Raspberry-pi's.

Any suggestions to improve upon this?

Even if I do go down the path of the raspberry pi, how do I configure it to hide behind the router where it is shielded from the external internet. (I want it completely disjointed from the internet if possible)","time":1723894529,"title":"Ask HN: How do you sync your Git repos across machines at home?","type":"story"}],[41213500,{"by":"dv35z","descendants":3,"id":41213500,"kids":[41215091,41216785,41214842],"score":3,"text":"Hello!

What are the best open-source, free pair-programming tools out there?

I'm doing collaborative code development & coaching - the students often don't have credit cards or accounts on platforms like Google, Microsoft etc.

We're using VSCodium code editor, and programming web apps with Python (Django, perhaps an API framework lile FastAPI/DRF) HTML, React, Typescript, SQlite, etc.

Commercial tools I'm aware of: Pop.com (free), Tuple (paid), VSCode Live Share (free, required Microsoft/GitHub account), Jitsi (video conference tool, but I don't think it has screen control)

Looking for high quality, open/free equivalents...","time":1723341226,"title":"Ask HN: Open-source, free pair-programming tools?","type":"story"}],[40688245,{"by":"rrohn","descendants":30,"id":40688245,"kids":[40688620,40699016,40693735,40691691,40695504,40688883,40689015,40688374],"score":11,"text":"$16","time":1718438771,"title":"Ask HN: Would you use an architecture diagram tool to save infra costs?","type":"story"}],[40590913,{"by":"neilellis","descendants":4,"id":40590913,"kids":[40607107,40593836,40611848],"score":3,"text":"If you do what has been your experience?","time":1717623378,"title":"Ask HN: Do you use a cloud or remote development environment?","type":"story"}],[38003501,{"by":"jenniferlucas","descendants":6,"id":38003501,"kids":[38007473,38010604,38003649,38011353],"score":3,"time":1698173416,"title":"Do Anyone Know the Role of AI in DevOps?","type":"story"}],[37983820,{"by":"stpedgwdgfhgdd","descendants":8,"id":37983820,"kids":[37983856,37986574,38070483,37987372,37985507,37991861,37984308,37996881],"score":4,"text":"I was under the impression that Docker Desktop is paid (5+) users, but Docker CLI free of charge on Mac. You need the daemon to run images. \nThe documentation is not clear; it says that Docker Engine is open source, but not whether it is paid or not. Thoughts?","time":1698057548,"title":"Is Docker CLI free of charge?","type":"story"}],[37357469,{"by":"RestlessAPI","descendants":11,"id":37357469,"kids":[37378855,37390451,37357895,37357869,37408067,37357664,37369148],"score":5,"text":"Ive messed around with Minikube, but now I want to implement the real deal. I want to implement a docker registry, blue green deployents, monitoring, request tracing, log aggregation, etc, but all for my own learning.

When I looked at pricing out Azure/AWS, it was like $200 a month for a 4 node cluster.

So HN, if you had to learn K8s on your own, what would you do after minikube?

Also, am I just being dumb? Can I just use minikube to learn all this? At some point I feel like having real nodes with real networks and control planes is better learning.","time":1693613868,"title":"Ask HN: Is there a low cost way to learn real K8s, after exhausting minikube?","type":"story"}],[37228720,{"by":"frfl","descendants":51,"id":37228720,"kids":[37229205,37234115,37232403,37229313,37232698,37242473,37230971,37229099,37233157,37231613,37233937,37244342,37237589,37237733,37240109,37237030,37231415,37232575,37240957,37234089,37229970,37237638],"score":32,"text":"Were you looking for a job during 2023? What was your experience like?","time":1692739509,"title":"Ask HN: How is/was your job search this year?","type":"story"}],[36928227,{"by":"aiunboxed","descendants":23,"id":36928227,"kids":[36948188,36947500,36929044,36934491,36930695,36939863,36936271,36934878,36948236,36928448,36929001,36940218,36929230,36928465,36932656,36931970,36928341],"score":9,"text":"I am thinking about starting a new blog, as a dev my heart says to go with making one from scratch but my mind says to rely on ghost / substack.. What do you guys use ?","time":1690695917,"title":"Ask HN: What is your blogging stack?","type":"story"}]]

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