Reddit Scrub - 2026-08-06

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1. Built a native iPhone + Apple Watch app for my homelab.

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 96)
Subreddit: r/truenas
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Snippet: My lab is built around TrueNAS, the NAS came first, then the apps, then the containers. I wanted all of it on one screen on a dedicated app so I built Stacklight and I've been living with it daily for months. TrueNAS screen gives you the essentials: pool health, active alerts, replication status, cloud sync tasks and recent scrubs. The real pitch is the whole stack around the NAS. It is not a uniform status grid. Eac…

2. Dawarich 1.11.0

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Subreddit: r/selfhosted
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Snippet: Hello there my good people of r/self -hosted! Dawarich got some new stuff since my last post, so here I (Evgenii) am, ready to tell all about it! Make yourself comfortable and prepare for awesome stuff :) By the way, Dawarich — is your free (now and forever) open source self-hostable alternative to Google Timeline. And hey — we just reached 10k stars on Github! Yay! Here's a small bonus for you! https://youtu.be/-7o2…

3. [Review] UGREEN DXP4800 GT vs Plus vs Pro: Proxmox, TrueNAS, dual 10GbE and performance per euro

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 92)
Subreddit: r/homelab
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Snippet: I tested the UGREEN DXP4800 GT as a compact Proxmox + TrueNAS box and compared it with the DXP4800 Plus and Pro. Disclosure: this is my own review and video. There are no affiliate links in this Reddit post. DXP4800 GT hardware tested Component Configuration CPU AMD Ryzen Embedded R2514, 4 cores / 8 threads, integrated Radeon Vega graphics Memory 8 GB DDR4-2666 SO-DIMM; the included module is non-ECC, but the platfor…

4. I have a cloud device that I might want to turn into a home lab, is it possible?

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 89)
Subreddit: r/selfhosted
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Snippet: I've got a Cloud home of WD of 3tb that me and my family havent really used (the app is kinda bad). I've been getting into homelab with some old laptops (really old ones) (feedback for this at the end too please) And I was wondering if there would be a way to make it my own without really changing much. Im a begginer on programming and all of this stuff. I know the basics of html and im learning linux cmd just becaus…

5. Discovered self-hosting world and am ridiculously excited about - here's my tiny Oracle VPS homelab so far

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 86)
Subreddit: r/selfhosted
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Snippet: Hey, I’m quite new to all of this, but I’ve fallen down the self-hosting rabbit hole over the last few days and I’m having way more fun with it than I expected. I started with Oracle Cloud because I wanted to see how far I could get using the free resources before buying any hardware in farther future. Getting an Ampere instance was probably the hardest part. Kept running into the infamous “Out of capacity” situation…

6. [Release] RefugeBot - 7 days to die Server Manager

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 84)
Subreddit: r/7daystodie
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Snippet: RefugeBot — A Complete 7 Days to Die Server Platform I’ve been working on this project for over a year, and it’s finally ready for release. We have a small-ish community at https://refugegaming.org , and we’ve been running 7 Days to Die servers for several years. Over that time, we ended up juggling a dozen different admin tools — CSMM, Takaro, ServerTools, TianYi, and others — while trying to tape and glue everythin…

7. I built an AI Cloud Operations Copilot that can query and troubleshoot AWS infrastructure using Bedrock Agents

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 82)
Subreddit: r/cloud
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Snippet: I wanted to explore what an AI assistant for DevOps engineers would look like if it could do more than answer generic cloud questions. So I built Cloud Ops Copilot — a conversational AI assistant that can: * Query live AWS resources through read-only tools * Troubleshoot common infrastructure issues * Retrieve answers from AWS documentation using RAG * Maintain conversation context * Enforce least-privilege IAM b…

8. The engineering marvel of carrying a Space Shuttle on a 747’s back

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Subreddit: r/aviation
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Snippet: The engineering behind the SCA is wild when you dig into it: The 747’s fuselage was reinforced internally with additional structure to handle the shuttle’s weight sitting on top rather than passengers and cargo inside. Two struts (forward and aft attach points) were added on top of the fuselage to mount the orbiter, essentially turning the plane into a flying pylon. The vertical stabilizer got twin endplate fins adde…

9. Need advice

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Subreddit: r/flying
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Snippet: This question is probably asked on here many times, everyday. So I’m gonna hit you guys with it one more time. Long time lurker, done lots of research and went on a discovery flight and it was amazing! For context, I’m 31M, I currently run a family owned logistics company, I also have a bachelors degree (if that even matters), I’m married with 2 kids. I want to pivot eventually, I know the job market sucks right now,…

10. Jellyfin shows startup wizard after server crash

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 78)
Subreddit: r/jellyfin
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Snippet: I am running Jellyfin in a docker container (not the app version) on TrueNas Community Edition. Almost always after a server crash; when I go to use Jellyfin I am presented with the startup wizard. If I edit the system.xml file and change is IsStartupWizardCompleted to true; jellyfin starts up normally. Getting a UPS for this is high on my list of things to get but one issue at a time. But I have also had this issue …

11. counted which of my systems was #1 each month for 15 months and the answer was basically never the same one

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 78)
Subreddit: r/algotrading
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Snippet: had a nagging suspicion so i finally counted it. i run a handful of systems, different triggers, different instruments. every month one of them ends up carrying most of the result. i wanted to know if its ever the same one twice. 15 months of data. the leader repeated the following month twice. five different systems took the top spot at some point. chart attached, its just which system led each month, nothing fancy.…

12. CFI Check ride done, 8 months after PPL

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Subreddit: r/flying
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Snippet: For all the people wondering about accelerated training: I did 5 check rides and 3 endorsements in 8 months. November 2025: Private Check ride (pt 61) at about 65 hrs total time. Then I worked super hard, did most of my written tests, got a Tailwheel endorsement, April saw my Instrument Check ride (pt 141), June got my high performance and complex, as well as Multi Training, and completed Single Engine and Multi Engi…

13. AlgoTrading strategy/journey 7 months in. Is it worth running or shall I seek other ideas?

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 78)
Subreddit: r/algotrading
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Snippet: I've been active in developing trading algorithms and strategies for over 7 months now. I started it when I was looking for a dissertation project idea, which led me to develop my initial strategy using machine learning, feature engineering, regime detection, and my own unique approach to the architecture to allow my strategy to trade well on US liquid stocks. Long story short, it was achieving 2-3 Sharpe, did great …

14. What are others running to replace Apple TVs / Rokus with open source?

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Subreddit: r/selfhosted
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Snippet: I apologize if not appropriate for this sub, but I think it fits the nature pretty well after going through the rules, so here I go! I've been throwing ideas against the wall to get myself out of the Apple ecosystem for my TV. I have an Apple TV which I think I've had for a decade at this point, and its starting to show its age. I was thinking I'd just go that route again since my partner has an iPhone and likes bein…

15. What happens when the Management Cluster of a Hosted Control Plane architecture is dead

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Subreddit: r/kubernetes
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Snippet: Dario here: I've been active on this sub mostly talking about Kubernetes internals and promoting the open-source projects I maintain about multi-tenancy: Project Capsule and Kamaji. Every time I've given a talk on hosted control planes ( docs if you prefer written text), someone asks the same question: if all your tenant control planes are pods in one management cluster, haven't you just built a single point of failu…

16. Hetzner Cloud vs Turkish VPS for a production mobile backend?

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Subreddit: r/devops
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Snippet: Hi everyone, I'm building a mobile application primarily for users in Turkey. My stack: - NestJS - PostgreSQL - Redis - Docker - Coolify The app is still in development and I'm planning the production infrastructure. I'm considering two options: Hetzner Cloud (Germany) A VPS/Dedicated server located in Turkey The backend is a standard REST API (no gaming or real-time voice/video). Most requests are authentication, CR…

17. Do I need to learn now how to write python or shell scripting?

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Subreddit: r/devops
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Snippet: Hello Everyone! I started as an intern as a DevOps Trainee and Now I am a full time here , and most of the shell scripts or python automation scripts I need is generated by Claude/ GPT . So I wanted a headsup as to how much should i know to write them by myself because when i get them done from AI I feel that why I can't write such big automation scripts point being considered as a beginner I cannot write but still t…

18. I built a 24/7 system that trains, backtests, and paper-trades models across multiple families. Here are the actual results so far, including the bad ones.

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + trading / quant / CTI; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 75)
Subreddit: r/algotrading
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Snippet: I’ve been building this solo for the past couple of months. I’m sharing it here because this sub is good at tearing apart backtest-only claims, and I’d rather find out where I’m fooling myself now. The system continuously tests three types of strategies: Classical ML models TimesFM with a trainable head LLM-written, rule-based strategies They compete across SPY and BTC on six timeframes. Every model has to pass the s…

19. Built a subtitle auto-sync tool for Jellyfin from scratch -- C++ engine + plugin

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Subreddit: r/jellyfin
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Snippet: Plugin repo: https://github.com/rs-jensen/lapse-jellyfin-plugin Engine repo: https://github.com/rs-jensen/lapse Been working on this for a while so figured I'd share it. LAPSE is a subtitle sync tool that fixes the usual subtitle timing problems. There's a Jellyfin plugin for it but it also works fine as a standalone CLI binary if you just want to call it directly. What it actually fixes Constant offset where the who…

20. Komga unusable with large library, clogs up the whole NAS

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Subreddit: r/selfhosted
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Snippet: I have recently decided to self host my manga/comics library. I've used Docker to set up Suwayomi for scraping and as for library management I deployed Komga (with Komf for metadata). I intended to use Komga as a source for mobile readers. I'm running this on NAS Ugreen DH4300+, using a few Toshiba N300 drives as storage. I already have the files on my hard drives. The full library is around 1500 titles. The thing is…

21. ConnectX-4 Lx won't POST on Gigabyte B360M D3H

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 74)
Subreddit: r/homelab
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Snippet: Edit: Blocking smbus pins with kapton tape worked!!! Hey everyone! Recently I've migrated my ~5U AIO truenas build (Ryzen 7 9700X, 2x16GB, Taichi Lite) into dedicated 3U sliger NAS case with B360M D3H (i5-8400, 32GB 4*8GB two 16GB kits) Card : MCX4121A-ACAT (CX4121C), FW 14.32.1900, PSID MT_2420110034. Works perfectly in my AM5 build. On the B360M it boot-loops with no video at all (the box posts just fine w/o the ca…

22. I gave every LLM agent in my cluster its own GitHub App identity, and open-sourced the token broker

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + homelab / self-hosting; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 74)
Subreddit: r/kubernetes
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Snippet: I run a fleet of LLM agents against my GitHub repos: CI failure diagnosis, code review, merge gating, and an operator interaction bot. For a while they all posted as one bot account holding one broad PAT. Aside from the obvious security gap, this came back to bite me in a couple of different ways. First was attribution. Every comment on a PR came from the same identity, so "what process said this?" was an archaeology…

23. Is it too late regain some coherence in the ML research space in our life time? [D]

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Subreddit: r/MachineLearning
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Snippet: Was just looking at the list of preprints on Arxiv cs.LG https://arxiv.org/list/cs.LG/recent?skip=0&show=500 Everyday 100 - 400 new machine learning papers gets uploaded on this server. Looking at this unending list of preprints is as if you stepped into a crowded room, like the stock trading floor on wall st. in the 1980s. Everyone is shouting over each other. Nobody is talking to each other. Everyone's trying to pr…

24. How is your SecOps team handling Claude Code / Copilot access for proprietary repos?

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Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps + aviation / military; asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 72)
Subreddit: r/devops
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Snippet: Our security team flat-out refuses to let cloud AI agents scan whole proprietary repos or run freely on dev machines, but the productivity gap is getting hard to ignore. We’ve been playing with a middle ground: mapping repo trees locally first, pulling only specific context/signatures into the prompt, and making every diff require manual write approval on disk. Are you guys using enterprise SaaS zero-retention SLAs, …

25. This Bridge leads to an entire village using as many circular shapes as possible

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Subreddit: r/valheim
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Snippet: Huhu :) The idea behind the Rundwacht was fairly simple: we wanted to build a village where almost everything was circular. The entire outer wall follows a round layout. Every house in the village is circular as well, but each one was built in a different way. We did not want to copy the same structure several times, so every house uses its own interior. As with the rest of our server, the houses are not only decorat…

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1. Built a native iPhone + Apple Watch app for my homelab.

2. Dawarich 1.11.0

3. [Review] UGREEN DXP4800 GT vs Plus vs Pro: Proxmox, TrueNAS, dual 10GbE and performance per euro

4. I have a cloud device that I might want to turn into a home lab, is it possible?

5. Discovered self-hosting world and am ridiculously excited about - here's my tiny Oracle VPS homelab so far

6. [Release] RefugeBot - 7 days to die Server Manager

7. I built an AI Cloud Operations Copilot that can query and troubleshoot AWS infrastructure using Bedrock Agents

8. The engineering marvel of carrying a Space Shuttle on a 747’s back

9. Need advice

10. Jellyfin shows startup wizard after server crash

11. counted which of my systems was #1 each month for 15 months and the answer was basically never the same one

12. CFI Check ride done, 8 months after PPL

13. AlgoTrading strategy/journey 7 months in. Is it worth running or shall I seek other ideas?

14. What are others running to replace Apple TVs / Rokus with open source?

15. What happens when the Management Cluster of a Hosted Control Plane architecture is dead

16. Hetzner Cloud vs Turkish VPS for a production mobile backend?

17. Do I need to learn now how to write python or shell scripting?

18. I built a 24/7 system that trains, backtests, and paper-trades models across multiple families. Here are the actual results so far, including the bad ones.

19. Built a subtitle auto-sync tool for Jellyfin from scratch -- C++ engine + plugin

20. Komga unusable with large library, clogs up the whole NAS

21. ConnectX-4 Lx won't POST on Gigabyte B360M D3H

22. I gave every LLM agent in my cluster its own GitHub App identity, and open-sourced the token broker

23. Is it too late regain some coherence in the ML research space in our life time? [D]

24. How is your SecOps team handling Claude Code / Copilot access for proprietary repos?

25. This Bridge leads to an entire village using as many circular shapes as possible

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