Blogs on Jeremy's Programming Blog

If you know me or are a reader of this blog, you know about my love/hate relationship with Apple products.

I just returned from POST/CON 25, and I’m left with one big impression: Postman gets it.

DeepSeek R1 shook the Generative AI world, and everyone even remotely interested in AI rushed to try it out.

DeepSeek R1 is either a “massive revolution” for AI, or an overhyped mess.

There’s been a lot of talk in social media about the new Jetson Orin Nano, and I’ve contributed my fair share.

Hello, friends!

Hey there, fellow AI geeks.

When I write, I’m always looking for ways to make writing easier while still keeping my own style.

Hello AI enthusiasts!

Like you, I use Generative AI nearly every single day.

If you’ve read my blog enough lately, you know I’m crazy about Ollama.

If you want to run your own large language model like ChatGPT, you’re in luck.

The image generation services out there (Midjourney, DallE, Gemini, etc) are awesome.

If you’re a blog reader or follow me on social media, you already know I’m a huge fan of Ollama.

Introduction Multimodal AI is changing how we interact with large language models.

I’ve written about running LLMs (large language models) on your local machine for a while now.

AI is everywhere you look, and LLMs are exploding in popularity.

So, you want to run a ChatGPT like LLM in Ubuntu?

There’s no ignoring the constant buzz around the cool generative AI tools this last year.

Whether you like it or not, Midjourney is the biggest wave to hit the art world that we’ve seen in our lifetimes.

If you’re interested in Generative AI, you’ve likely seen tools like runway that generate video from an image.

Like so many others I’m completely addicted to Midjourney.

Large Language Models (LLMs) like OpenAI’s GPT series have exploded in popularity.

So, you want to run a ChatGPT-like chatbot on your own computer?

OpenAI recently released the third version of DALL-E.

Note: This article was originally written in September of 2021.

So you want to run your own GPT on your own machine?

I was super excited when my M2 Mac Mini arrived.

This an article comparing the Mac Mini M1 to the Mac Mini M2 Pro.

This is a little different from my standard content on this blog, but I need to share it.

I’m a dedicated Pop!

Want fast loading web pages?

This week Microsoft announced a ton of stuff. .NET 6.

On Twitter, a friend of mine shared a Twitter thread about interviews.

Pop!

I love FreeBSD.

Update (December 1, 2020): When I wrote this article, there was no installer for Arch Linux.

So one of my favorite Linux distributions, Pop!

Want your Go programs to run faster?

So you’re a front end developer, and you want to learn some backend stuff.

Are you wondering what all this new hype is over JAMstack?

Deno is a hot new runtime that may replace Node.js.

If you’ve heard all the chatter lately about Pop!

It’s that time of year again, Ubuntu 20.04 is now available.

So earlier this year I reviewed the PineBook Pro.

There are tons of front end frameworks to choose from, and getting good with them is no small task.

Curious about Linux and want to try it out?

COBOL is in the news again.

The global shift to home isolation has unique implications for public education.

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