BeeperService Beeper
Beeper has some fun new features where you can merge chats with the same person across multiple networks, polls, labels… Very exciting work happening on that product.
Short link post noting new Beeper features
What people recommend, in their own words, with the receipt.
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BeeperService Beeper
Beeper has some fun new features where you can merge chats with the same person across multiple networks, polls, labels… Very exciting work happening on that product.
Short link post noting new Beeper features
Nikon D6Hardware Nikon
A Nikon D6. I've shot tens of thousands of frames on the D-series, so it feels like home, but it also has some nice new features like built-in GPS (I used to use an attachment for that) and USB-C.
Personal post about grief and life changes after Om Malik's death, mentioning he's back to shooting with a real camera
OllamaSoftware Ollama
The easiest way to feel this for yourself is to run one locally tonight: install Ollama or LM Studio, pull a small Qwen model, and talk to an intelligence that lives entirely on your own machine, no cloud required.
Post giving WordPress community members a reading/homework list on AI after a WordCamp keynote
LM StudioSoftware LM Studio
The easiest way to feel this for yourself is to run one locally tonight: install Ollama or LM Studio, pull a small Qwen model, and talk to an intelligence that lives entirely on your own machine, no cloud required.
Post giving WordPress community members a reading/homework list on AI after a WordCamp keynote
Deep Dive into LLMsOther Andrej Karpathy
If you only have time for one thing, watch Andrej Karpathy's Deep Dive into LLMs — pretraining, fine-tuning, reinforcement learning, and why models behave the way they do, all in one sitting.
Post giving WordPress community members a reading/homework list on AI after a WordCamp keynote
Illustrating RLHFOther Hugging Face
Start with Hugging Face's Illustrating RLHF, a visual explainer.
Post giving WordPress community members a reading/homework list on AI after a WordCamp keynote
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