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  1. Let the AI Out: Audient — An Ambient Audio Perception Layer That Grows

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    This post is part of the Let the AI Out series on giving AI agents direct access to the physical world.

  2. My Second Brain Was Everywhere. My AI Couldn’t Get In.

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    Obsidian didn’t win on features.

  3. Training Apple’s On-Device LLM: LoRA, QLoRA, and What Actually Worked

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    In the previous article, I benchmarked Apple’s on-device 3B model for shell command generation and got it to ~80% accuracy using retrieval (dynamic few-shot examples from a 21k-entry bank).

  4. When Your AI Tools Can’t Talk to Each Other

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    I use Claude Desktop for brainstorming: exploring ideas, thinking through architecture, working out strategy.

  5. The 3B Wall: What Apple’s On-Device LLM Can and Can’t Do in Your Shell

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    Apple quietly shipped a 3B-parameter LLM on every Mac running macOS Tahoe.

  6. Let the AI Out: Agents as a Control Layer

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    This post is part of the Let the AI Out series on giving AI agents direct access to hardware.

  7. Let the AI Out: Edge AI on a Microcontroller — From Zero to Inference in 90 Minutes

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    This post is part of the Let the AI Out series on giving AI agents direct access to hardware.

  8. Turning Claude Code Sessions into HTML Replays

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    Claude Code sessions are great for development, but hard to share.

  9. Let the AI Out: Same Hardware Tools, Every AI Agent

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    This post is part of the Let the AI Out series on giving AI agents direct access to hardware.

  10. Let the AI Out: Giving the AI Agent a Hardware Debug Probe

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    This post is part of the Let the AI Out series on giving AI agents direct access to hardware.