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  2. The OpenAI "Hack" of Australia's Medicare That Wasn't (twitter.com/eastmelbgroupie)
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  4. Can a language model run in Linux eBPF? (eunomia.dev)
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  7. Show HN: Print Graph Paper (printgraphpaper.app)
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  8. Internal memos: Microsoft shakes up communications as Nadella makes a push to (geekwire.com)
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  9. Voyager is slowly going dark (twitter.com/rainmaker1973)
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  10. Microservices are organizational debt disguised as architecture (martinfowler.com)
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  11. Is your Postgres migration safe or not safe? (safenotsafe.dev)
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  12. Biggest design mistake I made when we moved OpenClaw to SQLite: using sync db (twitter.com/steipete)
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  13. Reverse Engineering Fortinet with Ablation (github.com/ablation-tool)
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  14. Jev4j (github.com/maxsumrall)
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  15. Wiki Deep dive into Standard diving dress (wikipedia.org)
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  17. The Library After Dark – a walkable 3D library of 600 public-domain books (libraryafterdark.space)
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  18. Show HN: Fast image/video viewer for Linux in Rust and gtk4. Carosello (github.com/grigio)
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  19. Why I'm Building Muse (twitter.com/alexandr_wang)
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  20. Young organs may not be a fountain of youth for recipients (technologyreview.com)
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  21. If we do not stop to help each other, what do we become? (codinghorror.com)
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  22. Anybody has experience with maintaining self hosted Git?
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  23. Alberta's image as world's only rat-free region shattered by discovery of rat (theguardian.com)
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  24. What Is Math's Mysterious Langlands Program About? (quantamagazine.org)
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  25. Thought on how to deal with AI crawlers (copepod.dev)
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  26. Isn't it enough just to disconnect bloatware from internet instead of disabling? (f-droid.org)
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  27. It's a Jev's World (bolna.ai)
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  28. The Sleazy World of Reddit Marketing, Everything Is Fake (larslofgren.com)
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  29. AI was supposed to hit new grads hard. So far, unemployment data says otherwise (arstechnica.com)
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  30. About Jammertest (jammertest.no)
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Anybody has experience with maintaining self hosted Git?

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I have used github, gitlab and bitbucket etc. Now all of them seems to be training all the code. How do one retain privacy while not paying for enterprise plans?

I know of gitlab offering a self hosted plan, but not really sure if that is worth it and how do we go about it. I am asking for a small team, wherre we don't have dedicated people to manage things like backups, uptime etc manually. we can do it but would ideally see what's the best way. and is there a downside of this approach except for pipelines.

11m agoHN ↗

Last time I ran Gitlab free on a VM, I could feel how heavy it was. And complicated. So for self hosting I won't do that, nor for a company.

Gitea is amazing, small, fast. Does pipelines and all you want.