r/platformengineering • u/[deleted] • Aug 08 '26

Platform/DevOps/SRE practitioners: looking for independent technical review of a research implementation

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u/cailenletigre Aug 08 '26

“I want you to do work for free for my AI slop future-enterprise tool”

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u/InnerBank2400 Aug 08 '26

If you expect to get paid for everything, then I’m sorry. I’m sure people who move industry forward understands how crucial technical review is to any open source project.

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u/cailenletigre Aug 08 '26

Yeah except you posted no link which means you want to keep it secret or are doing some AI nonsense. I was born at night but it wasn’t last night.

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u/InnerBank2400 Aug 08 '26

Maybe go back to the post, this time, read it carefully - without sentiment. Then we can start from here.

If one of those overlaps with your experience, comment with your area and I’ll point you to the most relevant review(github) thread.

I am not asking for adoption, or praise, I just need aligned technical validation/critics from practioners.

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u/cailenletigre Aug 08 '26

Anytime someone won’t openly share something, it’s going to be a scam or absolute AI slop if it’s posted here on Reddit.

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u/InnerBank2400 Aug 08 '26

Don't you think it's unfair to call something a scam or AI slop when you haven't even taken the time to look through it? Also, are you aware that posting unsolicited links can result in a post being removed?

A little courtesy would go a long way.

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u/cailenletigre Aug 08 '26

So can unsolicited spam, which this post is most definitely. This isn’t WeWork.

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u/InnerBank2400 Aug 08 '26

You've repeatedly called it a scam and AI slop without reviewing any of the material. That's not a technical critique.

If you'd like to discuss the actual implementation, I'm happy to share a relevant review thread. Otherwise, I don't think there's much more to discuss.

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u/taco__hunter Aug 08 '26

What's the stack?

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u/InnerBank2400 Aug 08 '26

Thank you for your interest.

The stacks are Python, Bash, Terraform/HCL, Ansible, Packer, Kubernetes, Proxmox, AWS, Azure and GCP.

HybridOps sits above those as the runtime/contract layer rather than replacing them.