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Building your own distributed CLI ChatGPT in Elixir with GenServer
Elixir is great for quickly setting up distributed services - let鈥檚 use it to build a distributed pocket ChatGPT service for your shell!
On ChatGPT, GPT3 and Dall-E in my day-to-day life
How the recent AI breakthroughs assist me in my day-to-day life, both personal and professionally
Refactoring code with ChatGPT
Refactoring code with ChatGPT in the navigators seat
Release - Syncing app configurations with unisync
Releasing unisync - an application configuration file syncing utility
On Crypto Burnout
FTX, Celsius, BlockFi, Hodlnaut, Terra - have we hit Crypto Burnout?
Why and how I use k8s for my personal stuff (and love it)
I am a big fan of kubernetes for personal projects. Some say it鈥檚 overkill, but here鈥檚 why I don鈥檛 think so
App release - Masked Email Manager for Fastmail
I鈥檝e released an app built with Golang + React Native that lets you manage Fastmail Masked Emails quicker
Venturing into WASM with React Native and Golang
Investigating feasibility of using Golang + WASM within a React Native app
Relaying emails with Hide My Email back and forth
How Hide My Email works, and how to use it to relay addresses to specific recipients
Teaching my UniFi UDM how to IPv6
Adventures into IPv6, and getting it all working on a UniFI UDM
My custom molded attenuating earplugs
My journey of getting a pair of custom molded earplugs made
Some tiny personal programs I've written
There was this post on HN the other day titled Some tiny personal programs I鈥檝e written that I enjoyed a lot. It resonated with me so much because I鈥檝e been pumping out smaller programs left and right for a while as well, but never thought of sharing those with the public, so let鈥檚 change that. I love hacking on mini projects. Fixing a problem with programming feels like a superpower - I can do something that other people that can鈥檛 program can鈥檛 do, and every time I find a situation where I can apply my skills to an issue, I feel happy....