DeepakNess - Blog

After building such great Pro and Flash models, DeepSeek has decided to step into the harness game as well.

A reader recently sent me a message asking: "How are you able to publish blog posts and raw notes so fast?

I wrote about setting up Pi a couple of months ago.

Two days ago, I was at home and ordered food online.

I have been using AI coding tools for a while now.

I love RSS/Atom and am subscribed to at least 75 feeds via the NetNewsWire app on my macOS laptop.

I don't have a comment system on my blog, so I started adding this comment via email almost a year ago, and received a lot of heartwarming replies through that option.

Apart from adding webmentions and better handling images, I also recently finished setting up dynamic Open Graph image generation on my 11ty blog, and it is now working for blog posts, raw notes, and standalone pages.

I was thinking about this for a long time but I finally added webmentions to my blog.

I have been thinking about starting and maintaining an email list for a long time, and today I finally made it live.

I have known the Vivaldi browser for years but never actually tried it, until it was recently recommended by Ralf Christian on X.

Last year I migrated away from WordPress and I am now using 11ty SSG for my blog deepakness.com.

I created my very first WordPress plugin called Bulk Classic to Block, and now it's live on the WordPress.org repository.

I recently wrote about self-hosting Umami Analytics on a small Hetzner VPS using Docker and Caddy.

A few days ago, I self-hosted Plausible analytics and many people recommended that I should check Umami analytics as it's lightweight and updates are more frequent.

Previously, I have always used Google Analytics to track visitors on my website, but this time, I decided to use Plausible analytics on my personal website.

I was using the Brave browser for a few years now, but was also trying different browsers like Ungoogled Chromium and LibreWolf in the search of something better.

I came across this cool project where Sam was able to access a hidden API from macOS which outputs the current angle of the lid.

This post is written using AI (unlike my other posts).

During my college days, I used Manjaro Linux for 4-5 years and I loved it.

Recently, I was editing a document and noticed that I instinctively used double quotation marks (" ") instead of single ones (' ').

Starting today, I'm calling myself an internet generalist – because it describes me well.

Sarvam AI has released its very first Hybrid Indic LLM called Sarvam-M 24b built on top of the Mistral-Small model (hence the M in the name).

I have been hearing a lot of good things about the qwen3-8b model lately, in fact, I also read about it in a post by Simon.

I love sqlite3 and have used it for a few simple projects, but I recently came to know that Notion uses sqlite3 WASM in the browser for client-side caching – they have been able to improve their page navigation times by 20% by doing so.

While browsing the r/browsers on Reddit, I came across the name LibreWolf multiple times and then I finally decided to give it a try.

So...

I have a huge collection of MP3 files for Hindi songs, and most of them have incorrect or missing metadata (like song name, artist, album, etc.).

I had this random thought of running Ollama inside the new Android Linux terminal, so I tried running the small gemma3:1b model and it did run successfully.

Almost 10 days ago, I suddenly got this idea to play badminton and asked my friend if he would join a court with me.