People asking for Developer & AI tools

X·1 h ago

Can anyone recommend me a good and reputable AI image detection? And no, it's not for a book cover or anything.

X·3 h ago

After finalising the KV cache layer - its time to do some more Builds - will be implementing KV compaction because KV compaction works better than KV cache quantisation in accuracy metrics..... Will be looking into speculative decoding after this one but what should be the draft…

Redditr/webdev·4 h ago

What would you use today for a simple static business website?

I need to make a simple website for a teaching service in my city. I want it to look modern and professional and hopefully get into the top 10 Google results for local searches. It will only have some text, basic information, a few good photos and contact details. Nothing compli…

Redditr/webdev·4 h ago

Deployment and traffic testing?

Hello, wise r/webdev! I vibe-coded a web application for an upcoming conference in my area. I hope the phrase 'vibecoding' does not deter you. It is supposed to be a personal solution for the conference I am attending--a just for fun kind of thing. I am familiar with most of the…

Redditr/sysadmin·4 h ago

People who left VMWare, what did you end up going with?

Our renewal is coming up soon, and we're looking into options. We're technically a corporation, but overall not that large. ~400 employees. 40-50 VMs total across all locations. What did you all end up going with? Pros/Cons?

Redditr/selfhosted·5 h ago

Outgrown a Pi, need recommendations

When my partner moved into her house she asked me to set up HomeAssistant, I set up a Pi3, and that’s worked great for 3 years. Only issue is now it’s getting slow/overloaded because we’ve added AdGuard and Tailscale, there’s constant power supply warnings because I guess the zi…

Redditr/devops·8 h ago

Mobile App DevOps

What do people normally use for CI/CD of mobile apps (both IOS and Android)?

Redditr/webdev·8 h ago

Interactive Interview Training- Backend and System Design

Hey guys I am a front end and get a lot of interviews for full stack or FDE roles. They always ask about backend, system design, data architecture, concurrent and scalable systems. Some tasks ask for leetcode or codility upfront. Any good interactive training platforms? Like Scr…

Redditr/selfhosted·9 h ago

Looking for desktop AI

Is there any AI app with a good model that I can use for chatting and questions? I mostly need it for web search to find answers about things that happen daily. I tried Jan AI, which keeps giving me wrong answers, and the context gets full in two questions. I tried AnythingLLM a…

Redditr/webdev·14 h ago

Webflow

Hey I’m not an actual web developer or anything I’m still kinda learning.I was just wondering if webflow is good enough to make websites with

Redditr/webdev·16 h ago

Will free versions of AI models be enough to get you ready for a programming job today?

I don't know what it's like to work in a professional space with AI. My level of skill is at least enough to be able to program professionally by hand, but I'm going to limit myself in jobs if I continue to stick with jobs that don't keep up with competition. I know I should sti…

Redditr/sysadmin·17 h ago

Image cache options for redundant web servers behind haproxy

Forgive me if this is the wrong subreddit. This is for my homelab, but to be clear I am a sysadmin. I'm an AWS admin and I've been spending the last year or so teaching myself on-prem solutions using a homelab. My current configuration is to use haproxy as a load balancer and re…

Redditr/sysadmin·23 h ago

Looking for an all-in-one server monitoring, logging & uptime solution

Is there an all-in-one solution for server metrics, service status, searchable system and web logs (with definable custom paths), external website availability monitoring, alerts, and clear custom dashboards? I’ve grown quite fond of Beszel, but I handle logs somewhat chaoticall…

Redditr/devops·1 d ago

Any of you use alternatives to GitLab when self-hosting is a requirement? (and general toolchain question)

Considering jumping to Gitlab because we're looking into ditching Atlassian ASAP. We need to stay on-prem, but tbh it's pretty difficult for me to understand what different products and platforms don't support. I'd love to stay open source but there's also a lot of ease-of-use t…

Redditr/webdev·2 d ago

New Job

So I focused on web development in college (7 years ago). I just accepted a new job as an IT support specialist for a pharmaceutical company (peptides). Amongst doing my normal IT work, i’m being asked to take lead on their web development project. I’m looking into the most up t…