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farfatchedyesterday at 6:16 AM2 repliesview on HN

Nice post. exe.dev is a cool service that I enjoyed.

I agree there is opportunity in making LLM development flows smooth, paired with the flexibility of root-on-a-Linux-machine.

> Time and again I have said “this is the one” only to be betrayed by some half-assed, half-implemented, or half-thought-through abstraction. No thank you.

The irony is that this is my experience of Tailscale.

Finally, networking made easy. Oh god, why is my battery doing so poorly. Oh god, it's modified my firewall rules in a way that's incompatible with some other tool, and the bug tracker is silent. Now I have to understand their implementation, oh dear.

No thank you.


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farfatchedyesterday at 12:12 PM

> No thank you.

I hope this wasn't interpreted towards exe.dev. That really is a cool service!

LoganDarkyesterday at 7:18 AM

I find it difficult to configure Tailscale for my use case because they seem to completely not support making ACL rules based on the identity of the device rather than a part of the address space. I'm not configuring a router here, I'm configuring a peer-to-peer networking layer... or at least I'm supposed to be...

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