freitzzz

I'm tired of seeing news about big tech C-level saying that >90% of code will be generated by XXXX year. How do they come up with this % indicators? Do they have some kind of insight data that we peasants don't have access to, or these numbers completely made up?

Each time I need to make a small adjustment to a Lottie file I spend valuable time in finding an online tool that allows me to do what I want, and that doesn't include a watermark on top of it. Currently I use lottiefiles.com, but to continue use it I need to pay a monthly subscription, which the price doesn't seem fair for my use.

How can it be that in 2025 we don't have a proper self-hosting tool for Lottie files?

Hi HN!

I'm actively building Zero Monitor, a tool to really quickly monitor servers, vms, vps, etc. The main selling point is the overview of resources usage (your typical CPU, RAM, Disk, Rx/Tx), but the tool comes battery charged and also allows you to:

- query system packages - query network connections (tcp/udp level) - interface system processes (task manager) - measure internet connectivity with speedtests

If this sounds interesting to you, I invite you to take a quick look in the beta instance: https://beta.zero-monitor.guackamollyapps.com/network

Or if you want to jump in and try in your server fleet, see the get started page: https://guackamollyapps.com/zero-monitor/docs/get-started

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GitHub link: https://github.com/guackamolly/zero-monitor