Lukas von Kunhardt

You can now rent out your old M1 Mac to serve open source language models for $150 a month… If you have an M-Series Mac that’s sitting idle most of the time, there is now a service called “darkbloom.dev” that lets you rent out this unused compute.

When I started working with LLMs i kept running into an issue many people will be familiar with: The longer you keep a chat going, the less productive it becomes, at some point you are forced to migrate to a new chat and you have to start from zero with t…

Claude Code and Cursor are two different approaches for working with AI coding models directly in your files.

If the trend holds, you will be able to run a model with Fable 5 capabilities on your MacBook around may 2027.

Context is the ceiling for language model usefulness in a project, more so than model intelligence - the more complex a project becomes, the more tedious it gets to keep the model in the loop.

Most model providers give you two ways to work: a “chat” and a “code” environment.

I have been developing headaches and brain fog when working with Claude lately - and it’s actually due to an improvement: It can now work for long stretches without me.

Dictating Text is about 3 to 4 times faster than typing, so it really makes sense to give it a shot if you haven’t tried it already.

The reason LLMs behave sycophantically when answering your questions is that you unnecessarily cast yourself as a character in a relationship.

If you ask a language model a question, you’ll get a prediction of the average of the internet’s answer - whatever is said most often in reply to a question like yours.