Category: Projects
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Local LLM Showdown: Why Qwen 3.6 27B Won My Dual-GPU Setup
After weeks of testing MiniMax 2.5, 2.7, and five coding environments on my dual-GPU workstation, here is why Qwen 3.6 27B became my daily driver.
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Setting Up and Using Hermes Agent: A Practical Guide
I spent a good chunk of time setting up Hermes Agent for my home lab, and there’s a lot to get right before it becomes genuinely useful. This is my…
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Headless Browsing for AI Agents: How Camoufox Solves the Bot Detection Problem
Running a headless browser for AI agents is harder than it sounds. Camoufox solves the bot detection problem by spoofing fingerprints at the C++ level—all running locally on your own…
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Three Buttons and a Half Cent: Making Local AI Actually Useful on the Road
I’ve been running a local AI setup at home for a while now — Hermes Agent on a workstation, talking to a local model through vLLM. None of that is…
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vLLM vs. LM Studio: Why I Run Both for Local LLMs
With 96GB of VRAM on an RTX Pro 6000, I have plenty of power for local LLMs. Here is why I use LM Studio for discovery and vLLM for production.
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Teaching AI to Actually Do Things: Building a Local AI Orchestrator
I wanted to understand how LLMs really work beyond chatting. So I built a system that lets them interact with the real world—and learned far more than I expected along…
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Building A Secure Digital Contact Card System (in WordPress) — That Others Can Use
A while back I shared how I built a private vCard system in WordPress so I could hand someone a link and have my contact land in their phone’s address book—without leaving my data…
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Building My Own Secure Digital Contact Card System (in WordPress)
Lately, I’ve been experimenting with ways to make sharing my contact information simpler — and more secure. I wanted something that looked professional and worked across devices, but also something…