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On Thursday morning, I was excited to see the release of Inkling-Small.
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Just two days ago, I published my current workflow with the feeling that in some weeks I can probably share the next update.
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My journey to optimise my agentic coding setup has now led me to consider running an LLM locally and removing all permission prompts.
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In the last two months, I wanted to get people to experiment more with agentic coding tools.
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AI summaries mean that you need to click less on search results to find the actual information you’re looking for.
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Personally, I was keen to ensure that Python 3.14 availability on conda-forge was as good as possible on the actual release day. conda-forge’s build infrastructure is a massive benefit, and I wanted to show others how this can result in useful progress for
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In recent times, it has become common for people to post about how they’re becoming more efficient with the use of AI.
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As I was intrigued by @hugovk’s BlueSky post on usable Python 3.14 packages on PyPI, I wanted to see how the situation is on conda-forge.
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During the last five weeks (2025-37, 2025-38, 2025-39, 2025-40, and 2025-41) I logged my conda-forge activity as a blog post.
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This week was the Python 3.14 release, and it will also be the final week where I log my conda-forge work.