My new dev environment is now code-server (github.com/coder/code-ser…) running on my homelab, accessible via Tailscale when I’m away.
I also use the built-in terminal to run coding agents. Opening the same code-server project on another device drops you right into the current
On Day 2 of SysConf, we're hosting our annual technical leadership panel where we bring experienced engineering leaders to share their wisdom and answer questions. The goal of these sessions is to help engineers learn from people who have built strong engineering careers and have
Very excited for this. I’ll be talking about homelabbing, the useful and practical stuff you can do with it, and all the fun and interesting things I’ve learnt along the way.
We're excited to announce Olukayode E. Adegbite (@olucurious) as a speaker at SysConf 2026!
His talk is titled "Building a Homelab for Fun and Learning."
What started as a repurposed Dell workstation for running his own services became Olukayode's way to own unfamiliar parts of
There's a kind of cruel cycle that plays out:
1. Labs start RL'ing towards a future product that requires xyz skill
2. People realize "wow models are getting great at xyz, i'm gonna make an xyz-wrapper startup"
3. Lab releases their 1st party xyz-wrapper-killer
