(It's a tiny bit ironic that this kind of story is why I still think we should fight for "vibe-Xing" to specifically mean "letting LLMs act without review", given Steve's vibe-coding book abandoned that definition for a more general "any time an LLM helps you write code" meaning)
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Production Credentials Risk: Cautionary Tale Vibe Admin
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Fun cautionary tail against taking vibe-sys-admin risks with production credentials
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Backup Battery and Solar Panel Charging System
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I have a backup battery and a solar panel that can charge it
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Llamafile enables multi-platform LLM deployment with single binary
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llamafile is pretty great for that, since one binary will work on multiple different OS and platforms
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Portable Setup: Laptop, Backup Battery and Solar Charging
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Laptop, backup battery and solar panel to charge it
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Permission Requirements Make Local AI Less User Friendly
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I think I mentioned it on the call, the extra permissions steps you have to take make it a little less end-user friendly than Ollama or LM Studio though
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Backup Battery and Solar Panel for AI System Power
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I have a backup battery and a solar panel to charge it that should just about do the job
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MIT Technology Review covers dystopian USB backup plan
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MIT Technology Review wrote about my dystopian backup plan USB stick
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Reducing Page Weight: Ditching Unoptimized Speaker Photos
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In a beautiful cautionary tale about the dangers of vibe-coding on a phone, it turns out the page was 130MB because it included unoptimized photos of all 170+ speakers! I've ditched those now, reducing the page weight to a much less horrifying 93.58KB