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I've written before about running GitHub Copilot coding assistant with local models on Windows and Linux. Autonomous agents let us take a step up from working on a task in collaboration with an agent to allowing one or more agents to collaborate on tasks

This guide is for Linux, there's a Windows version here.Perhaps you, like me, saw the specs for AMD Ryzen AI Max (Strix Halo) processors and thought 'cool I can run a local LLM as a coding assistant'. Then once it arrived you looked at it and thought 'act

This guide is for Windows, there's a Linux version here.Perhaps you, like me, saw the specs for AMD Ryzen AI Max (Strix Halo) processors and thought 'cool I can run a local LLM as a coding assistant' on a general purpose PC. Then once it arrived you looke

If you use Brave as your browser and you're also using a Surface Book (or some other Windows detachable with multiple GPUs) then this message is going to spoil your detaching fun:Please resolve before detachingThe following may need to be closed in order

Part 2 of a 2-part post on the FTS features available in Postgres and how you might use them to build a simple search API. If you want to follow along head over to the GitHub repo, grab the source data and spin up the included docker config, we'll be sear

Everyone needs Full Text Search (FTS) at some point and the most common way to get it is to push your data to Elastic/OpenSearch, Solr, or something else built on top of Lucene. It's a solution that works but adds extra complexity, cost, and consistency c

I used to hate public speaking; I still do but I used to too (apologies to Mitch Hedberg). But as I have spent less of my work time building and deploying software and more of it sharing why and how software is built and deployed, I've needed to get bette

Recently I bought a bundle of graphic novels written by the fantastic Neil Gaiman, author of The Sandman, Coraline, many more.Those novels were delivered as gigantic pdf files most of which were well over 1GB and that meant the old iPad I wanted to read t

The wonderful Let's Encrypt makes it easy to easy to generate and install SSL certificates for free using the certbot ACME client on a webserver. But what if, like me, you want to generate and install your certs on a server behind a firewall so that you c

How to jazz up your WSL shell with fish and oh-my-fish.Install a fancier shellBash (Bourne Again Shell) is the default shell in most Linux distributions so when you fire up WSL, you'll find yourself at a bash prompt. While it's a great default, it's prett