hybrids3: S3-Compatible Object Storage That Doesn’t Require a PhD
Put nginx in front of MinIO at a path prefix and try to use presigned URLs. Go ahead, I’ll wait. The problem is AWS Signature V4. The signature covers the …
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Put nginx in front of MinIO at a path prefix and try to use presigned URLs. Go ahead, I’ll wait. The problem is AWS Signature V4. The signature covers the …
A 3060 and no cloud budget. AI models behind one endpoint — six cloud providers on free tier, five running locally, the rest on flat-rate subs or pay-per-token as last …
I run multi-agent Claude swarms to build software. Orchestrator spawns researchers, researchers spawn developers, developers spawn reviewers, the whole fucking thing operates in parallel and produces complete working systems at …
I started programming at 12, writing RATs and trojans in Delphi because that’s what Romanian kids did in 2002. By 21 I was a literature graduate building CRMs from scratch …
Every cloud TTS service is the same story. Send text, get audio, pay per character, pray the API doesn’t change. Your audio goes to someone else’s servers. Your costs scale …
I had this moment recently that made me realize something fundamental about how LLMs work versus how humans process information. I was showing Claude a conversation where a corporate recruiter …
Or: How a Conversation About AI Murder Turned Into Accidental Behavioral Research Look, this article started because I asked Claude whether it would kill me if I tried to shut …
Running Ollama locally is great – you’re not paying OpenAI’s monthly subscription tax and your conversations stay on your machine. But it’s a solo experience. You’re chatting with your AI …
I use Claude Code for everything. Writing code, debugging shit, deploying infrastructure, managing repos, writing articles for this very blog, and even automating browser sessions on the fly. It’s become …
Forget the flashy buttons and over-engineered UIs — real hackers live and die by the command line. Welcome to cli-llm-chat, where the chaos of AI meets the simplicity (and brutality) …