Reddit Scrub - 2026-08-02
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1. What would you do with this hardware?
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1vd5wno - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 93)
- Subreddit: r/homelab
- Bot probability: Low (10%)
- Snippet: I've accumulated quite a bit of hardware over the last couple of years, and before I start selling or repurposing anything, I'd love some input from people with more homelab experience. My goals are: * NAS / media server * Self-hosted services * AI / LLM experimentation * Learning Kubernetes, Docker, Proxmox, etc. * Home automation in the future * Keep power consumption reasonable * Maximize the value of the hardware…
2. Flycast WASM JIT v1 released (Dreamcast emulator in browser) with technical write-up
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1vcmpgl - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 87)
- Subreddit: r/programming
- Bot probability: Low (18%)
- Snippet: Write-up From r/emulation : Six months ago I got upstream Flycast compiling to WebAssembly and running as a libretro core. It booted games at about 2 FPS on the interpreter. Fun proof of concept, completely unplayable. Today, heavy 3D titles like Jet Grind Radio and Shenmue hold their target framerate at native resolution with clean audio, in a browser tab, on ordinary hardware. Here's how that gap closed. Why this w…
3. Expert-only IQ3 requant of DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731: better KLD than UD-IQ3_S, 1.4x decode on a CPU-spill rig
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1vd44uv - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 85)
- Subreddit: r/LocalLLaMA
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- Snippet: Hey all, tldr / who this helps: you run a mixed multi-GPU box where the experts spill to RAM, and you want to stay in the 3-bit tier instead of dropping to Q2 to make it fit. https://huggingface.co/TacoTakumi/DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731-GGUF I requantized only the 129 routed expert tensors of DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 and left every other tensor at whatever precision the source GGUF already had. Attention, shared experts, ro…
4. Is this architecture secure enough?
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1vd4zhu - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 83)
- Subreddit: r/selfhosted
- Bot probability: Low (5%)
- Snippet: I have a couple of servers, but I'm not a network/security engineer and want to double-check that I haven't left any footguns. Any help would be appreciated:
Public VPS: - Tailscale - Caddy - Authelia Private Server 1: - Tailscale - Caddy - Gitea - ... Private Server 2: - Tailscale - Caddy - Immich - ...DNS points at the public VPS. VPS uses Caddy to route https traffic to the two servers (but only uses http…
5. looking for an External hard drive enclosure / DAS
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1vd857h - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 82)
- Subreddit: r/homelab
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- Snippet: Hello, I am currently looking for an External hard drive enclosure that I can buy and slowly fill in slots as I need more storage. I am currently looking at the TERRAMASTER D4-320 External Hard Drive Enclosure 4-Bay as it seems to fit into the criteria. As well as the Seagate BarraCuda 8 TB Internal Hard Drive HDD – 3.5 Inch SATA 6 Gb/s I need it to: Be expandable - I would like to buy a single HDD and expand as I ne…
6. Mundos Personalizados Ganham Espaço em Hytale e Elevam o Nível dos Servidores
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1vcnmxy - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 82)
- Subreddit: r/hytale
- Bot probability: Low (10%)
- Snippet: Cada vez mais servidores de Hytale estão deixando de depender apenas da geração padrão do jogo para criar experiências únicas. Desde o lançamento do acesso antecipado, equipes de desenvolvimento têm investido em mundos próprios, projetados para oferecer exploração, história e mecânicas exclusivas. Embora a maioria desses projetos ainda esteja em desenvolvimento, eles já demonstram o potencial das ferramentas de criaç…
7. I built mayo.pizza, a file-transfer site that sends files directly between browsers
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1vd65re - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 81)
- Subreddit: r/webdev
- Bot probability: Low (28%)
- Snippet: I built a file-transfer tool where the bytes go straight between two browsers over a WebRTC data channel. The server only handles signaling and, when needed, TURN relay. No file bytes touch the server. A few things that bit me, in case anyone else goes down this path: 1. The data channel isn't a stream. You'd think RTCDataChannel gives you a pipe. It gives you messages. To stream a file you have to chunk it yourself,…
8. Reel Tracker - A semi self-hosted movie & TV tracker running on Cloudflare Workers
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1vd8ssz - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 80)
- Subreddit: r/selfhosted
- Bot probability: Low (18%)
- Snippet: I've been messing around with a project over the last few days and wanted to see what people here think. It's called Reel Tracker , and I'd probably describe it as semi self-hosted . Instead of running on your own server, everything gets deployed into your own Cloudflare account . The Worker, database, and storage all belong to you, so you still own your data, but you don't have to keep a server running 24/7. I know …
9. Now that we see the game, do we still want to play?
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1vd8bna - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + gaming / content; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 79)
- Subreddit: r/investing
- Bot probability: Low (5%)
- Snippet: Rather than AI edit this, I'm going stream of consciousness and I'll try to structure this somewhat. If you're an investor, you've seen the news. Citadel tells everyone the interest rates are going to go up, and a 25 year old hot shot winds up getting wiped out to the tune of multi-multi-billions of dollars. South Korea was on fire for so long and then it turned out they were all degenerate gamblers leveraging 2x and…
10. Real-world reality check on Qwen for autonomous coding agents
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1vdb1n1 - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 77)
- Subreddit: r/LocalLLaMA
- Bot probability: Low (5%)
- Snippet: TLDR below 👇🏼 I’ve seen a lot of hype around Qwen 3.6 35B and 3.5 120B lately, especially regarding coding and tool-use capabilities. On this subreddit it is the defacto recommended model for everyone without a Datacenter at home. I’ve been running Qwen 3.5 120B (Qwen3.5-122B-A10B-GPTQ-Int4) as an autonomous worker agent in a multi-turn development loop using the Hermes agent harness. While the model is undeniably …
11. A story about how cooperation beat my own creation. Here's the youtube video showing how I did it.
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1vd2th3 - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 76)
- Subreddit: r/7daystodie
- Bot probability: Low (28%)
- Snippet: I built a dedicated public server intended to be the hardest on Earth. Full disclosure up front: this is my own server. I built it, I set every slider, and per sub rules I'm not naming it or promoting it here since I made a post advertising it yesterday. Feel free to dm if you'd like details or a discord link. This post is specifically about what happened when the guy who made the "hardest settings of any public dedi…
12. Jellyfin failing to cast to via phone app to original chromecast
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1vd3i8o - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 75)
- Subreddit: r/jellyfin
- Bot probability: Low (5%)
- Snippet: Hey People of more knowledge than I. I have just setup my first home server for more than a decade.. Nextcloud, jellyfin and syncthing for now in docker containers... All working... Problem I'm running in to is casting movies to my original google chromecast via a phone app. Tried jellyfin, moonfin and another app. I've had success with short 30min TV episodes working but try to watch a movie, (mp4, avi) and the movi…
13. So I spent the day re-organizing my rack...
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1vd3jih - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 75)
- Subreddit: r/homelab
- Bot probability: Low (28%)
- Snippet: https://preview.redd.it/nzyvz867ztgh1.png?width=2363&format=png&auto=webp&s=ce47659e71cd28d6ad94b1a519f96d8519dcaa40 https://preview.redd.it/ixvuhkiiztgh1.jpg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ecf33d3978cf5b5ab7265a6e5a571008ecaeaf50 https://preview.redd.it/5s4vedv76ugh1.jpg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9ade93365215250fe1a4095569964356835799db tldr: Rebuilt my rack wiring from scratch: added an 8‑port KVM, new…
14. Driving myself crazy trying to selfhost a game server
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1vd3yk1 - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 75)
- Subreddit: r/selfhosted
- Bot probability: Low (5%)
- Snippet: Hello. See title. I'm at my wits' end here and I need to stop doing sunk cost fallacy on new things that don't work before my wallet is empty. I've been trying to host a game server on my home server (runs proxmox, game server is on AMP in a container running debian). After hours of pulling my hair out trying to figure out why my port forwarding wasn't working, I realized that my apartment complex routes the wifi in …
15. Discord / Twitch
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1vd7b6d - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 75)
- Subreddit: r/Military
- Bot probability: Low (10%)
- Snippet: Trying to see if there would be any interest in a more real-time veteran community. I'm going through some things right now (it's all good overall) and, as I do, thinking about the VFWs and American Legions my parents used to drag me to that influenced my decision to join the military. I no longer have much connection to the boys and would love to tell war stories with the brotherhood. Does something like this exist?…
16. Confused About Trading Sessions, DST/BST, and Broker Candle Times (Need Help)
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1vcmxit - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 75)
- Subreddit: r/algotrading
- Bot probability: Low (10%)
- Snippet: Hi everyone, I'm building a project that analyzes 1 year of EURUSD H1 OHLC data , and I want to split the data into trading sessions (London, New York, Asian, etc.). However, I'm really confused about how session times work when Daylight Saving Time (DST/BST) changes. For example, the London session starts at 7:00 UTC in summer and 8:00 UTC in winter (depending on DST). My questions are: Do brokers automatically adju…
17. Building a multipurpose (streaming, web app hosting, AI) rig opinions needed
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1vcp3b7 - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 75)
- Subreddit: r/selfhosted
- Bot probability: Low (10%)
- Snippet: Hi, I'm a complete noob when it comes to self-hosting (I only played around with Portainer at work) but as I'm nearing my 12th passion project, I want to delve into self-hosting to learn new things and host those apps somewhere. Other than this, I want to have a Pi-hole plus Jellyfin or something for streaming, plus run some small models through Ollama for basic LLM functionality in those projects. After making mysel…
18. New Junior Cloud Engineer - What's the most importent things to focus on to catch up?
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1vbur0i - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 75)
- Subreddit: r/cloud
- Bot probability: Low (28%)
- Snippet: I recently started my first full-time role as a Junior Cloud Engineer right after graduating with a bachelor's degree in Information Systems. My background includes IT support, a system administration internship, Security+, and Azure Fundamentals. The biggest challenge is that many of my teammates have years of experience. During meetings, they often discuss technologies, architectures, and concepts that I'm not fami…
19. Docker Swarm with Traefik - Fails to use LetsEncrypt generated SSL cert
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1v4n67e - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 75)
- Subreddit: r/docker
- Bot probability: Low (18%)
- Snippet: Hi all, hope you're having a great summer. I'm tinkering with Docker Swarm as a complete newbie and self taught homelab hobbyist, and I was hoping you could help me out with an oddity I'm facing at the moment. I'm trying to deploy traefik as a centralized service on my home network, using Docker Swarm and an overlay docker network to discover services in other docker stacks that use traefik flags. Previously, Traefik…
20. is any one else bored of the various cloud providers. old man yells at clouds.
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1v9llum - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 74)
- Subreddit: r/devops
- Bot probability: Low (20%)
- Snippet: Am I just an old man yelling at clouds, or has DevOps become incredibly boring? I know building technical solutions is not supposed to exist purely for my entertainment, but I do actually want to enjoy my job. I am not currently working as a DevOps engineer, and one of the reasons I moved toward development was that I became completely bored with modern cloud infrastructure. When I started, we still racked physical s…
21. I got tired of re-explaining my project to every AI tool, so I built a local memory layer for them
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1vd9kbb - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 73)
- Subreddit: r/artificial
- Bot probability: Medium (38%)
- Snippet: I kept running into the same problem: ChatGPT would help me think through an architecture, Claude Code would help me implement it, Cursor or Windsurf would touch the repo later, and every handoff would lose context. Not just “what files exist,” but the stuff that actually matters: why we chose one approach, what we already rejected, what the project conventions are, what setup detail will bite later, and what the age…
22. Building a brain for an algo trading dashboard
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1vd4c9u - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + trading / quant / CTI; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 72)
- Subreddit: r/algotrading
- Bot probability: Low (10%)
- Snippet: I'm building an algo trading dashboard for XAUUSD and want to incorporate a decision-making "brain" that can logically determine whether to enter, exit, or hold a trade. So far, I've successfully connected the system to MT5, allowing me to pull historical candle data directly from my broker, as well as live price data across all timeframes. This data is continuously stored and updated within the platform. I've also i…
23. Flight school plane I used to rent had a forced landing in 2024, final report is out
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1vd55y9 - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + aviation / military; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 72)
- Subreddit: r/flying
- Bot probability: Low (10%)
- Snippet: Connecting rod #3 snapped off the crankshaft due to excessive wear to the bearings. Contributing to the excessive wear seems to have been the engine never having an overhaul in 44 years / nearly 4,000 hours. I suppose that would do it. I'm no A&P but is that as nuts as it sounds? Should I never rent from this place again or is that an overreaction? Report link: https://data.ntsb.gov/carol-repgen/api/Aviation/ReportMa…
24. Wholphin freezes at random point in movies
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1vd8t6x - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 72)
- Subreddit: r/jellyfin
- Bot probability: Low (10%)
- Snippet: For the most part, wholphin works great, but every once in a while, Wholphin will freeze playing a movie. No error code, no buffering circle, nothing. The app itself remains responsive, but resuming the stream returns to the same frame. Rewinding will cause it to freeze at the same moment. Some files allow me to skip forward 30 seconds and the rest of the movie will play normally. Length and quality do not seem to ma…
25. New to self-hosting, how to secure it all?
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1vcyocx - Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 72)
- Subreddit: r/selfhosted
- Bot probability: Low (5%)
- Snippet: Hi all! I'm basically a 3-week-old noob when it comes to self-hosting. lol Finally got everything up and running as of yesterday: Proxmox VE, Tailscale in an LXC, and I've got docker in a VM, with Arcane to manage containers. (In case this info is needed -- the only iso I've used on it is Debian13.) I've got family in other countries who would like access to some of the stuff in docker containers (Immich, Mealie, Kav…
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