Here’s a cool thing I built: Orchestra
one interface for my homelab. I describe the outcome and it routes work to the right hardware, like training jobs to my GPU rig. One always-on machine runs the core, accessible from my phone or any device.
I voted for Trump in 16, 20, and 24. I supported him because I expected fiscal responsibility and meaningful reform. Instead, I’ve been deeply disappointed.
The administration’s CMS funding and reimbursement cuts, justified as targeting “fraud, waste, and abuse,” have had serious consequences. From my perspective, these cuts have hurt access to wound care, made patients lose limbs, and created major problems for American healthcare companies. These actions exceeded the administration’s and CMS legal authority, I hope the courts address them.
What frustrates me even more is that these cuts were supposed to help reduce spending, yet the national debt continues to grow dramatically. That makes the approach seem both harmful and ineffective.
Beyond healthcare and defense, I think the first 18 months have been underwhelming. I’m also concerned about the expanded use of presidential authority in areas where I believe Congress should play a stronger role. I never expected to say this, but at this point I’d rather have had the stability of the previous administration than what we’ve seen so far.
He has taken this admin to enrich himself and those around him. Very disappointed.
@yacineMTB I built something similar. One interface orchestrates my homelab and server rack. I describe the outcome and it routes workloads to the right hardware like training jobs to the GPU rack. The core runs on one always on machine but its accessible from my phone or any device
@ShimazuSystems Palantir doesn’t make UIs like this. It’s up to the users to configure or built a custom UI on top. They are probably using the Palantir ontology stack with their own frontend.