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Not so long ago I wrote a guide on how to get GitHub Copilot running with a local model in Visual Studio Code.

I've written before about running GitHub Copilot coding assistant with local models on Windows and Linux.

This guide is for Linux, there's a Windows version here.

This guide is for Windows, there's a Linux version here.

If you use Brave as your browser and you're also using a Surface Book (or some other Windows detachable with multiple GPUs) then this message is going to spoil your detaching fun: Please resolve before detaching The following may need to be closed in order

Part 2 of a 2-part post on the FTS features available in Postgres and how you might use them to build a simple search API.

Everyone needs Full Text Search (FTS) at some point and the most common way to get it is to push your data to Elastic/OpenSearch, Solr, or something else built on top of Lucene.

I used to hate public speaking; I still do but I used to too (apologies to Mitch Hedberg).

Recently I bought a bundle of graphic novels written by the fantastic Neil Gaiman, author of The Sandman, Coraline, many more.

The wonderful Let's Encrypt makes it easy to easy to generate and install SSL certificates for free using the certbot ACME client on a webserver.

How to jazz up your WSL shell with fish and oh-my-fish.

It used to be the case that acquiring royalty free stock images or illustrations meant paying hundreds of dollars.

When a docker build is failing for me I find that a great way to understand what's causing the failure is to jump into the container in an interactive terminal and have a poke around.

Prerequisites A Windows ISO There's plenty of other places you can find one but personally I would do one of the following.

By default, and for reasons that I'm sure make sense to someone, wsl distributions launch at your windows user's home path which for me is /mnt/c/Users/adamc.