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What I am building, and what I have learned doing it.

Three things get published here, and nothing else: concrete AI use cases I have implemented or evaluated, news that changes what is practical for a business to run, and blueprints — the actual configuration for running models on your own hardware, written so you can reproduce it.

Running a local model on one server: a reproducible blueprint

The full configuration for serving an open-weight model on your own hardware — hardware sizing, the OpenAI-compatible endpoint, environment variables, and the failure modes nobody documents.

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Where AI actually pays off in a small operations team

Five processes that reliably return the investment, three that reliably do not, and the test I apply before recommending either.

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The methodology of playful mastery

Why constructionism and cognitive science can turn complex computer systems into tangible, engaging learning experiences.

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What changed this month, and what it changes for you

A short monthly note: model releases, licence changes and pricing moves — filtered down to the ones that change what a business can practically run. Published at the end of each month.

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Tell me what you run today and what you are trying to keep in-house. I will tell you plainly what is realistic on your hardware and what is not.

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