[{"content":"Intro In order to get some AI skills I\u0026amp;rsquo;ve been playing around a little with setting up some local AI, I have an old computer with 32 GB RAM and an RTX 3090 (24 GB VRAM), so I can run some local models with ollama. Also gotten OpenCode to connect to it. Kinda curious how far I can get with that set up.\nAnd then I had a thought - What if LLMs are a dead end I read and watch a lot of Science-Fiction, and a concept that is sometimes used is that of an ancient race that \u0026amp;ldquo;evolved\u0026amp;rdquo; …","date":"2026-05-19","permalink":"/posts/2026-05-19-are-llms-a-dead-end/","summary":"Intro In order to get some AI skills I\u0026rsquo;ve been playing around a little with setting up some local AI, I have an old computer with 32 GB RAM and an RTX 3090 (24 GB VRAM), so I can run some local …","tags":["AI","LLM","development"],"title":"Are LLMs a Dead-End"},{"content":"Only suggest local branches for tab-completion If you use git from the command line like I do, then you probably already know that you can define aliases in ~/.gitconfig like this:\n[alias] co = checkout Or you can create the alias using the command line and make git itself write in ~/.gitconfig:\n$ git config --global alias.co \u0026amp;#34;checkout\u0026amp;#34; With this alias you can type \u0026amp;ldquo;git co\u0026amp;rdquo; instead of \u0026amp;ldquo;git checkout\u0026amp;rdquo;, and tab-completion works with the alias as well.\nBut did you …","date":"2026-05-19","permalink":"/posts/2026-05-19-overriding-git-bash-completion/","summary":"Only suggest local branches for tab-completion If you use git from the command line like I do, then you probably already know that you can define aliases in ~/.gitconfig like this:\n[alias] co = …","tags":["git","bash","development"],"title":"Overriding Git's Tab-Completion in Bash"},{"content":"Welcome to my redesigned website. I created my old website 8 years ago (in 2018) and while it was functional I just felt it was time for a change. I was never a frontend guy so for this new website I decided to use Hugo, which is a static site generator, so I can write content in markdown and focus on that. Hugo and a theme then takes care of generating all the HTML, CSS and Javascript.\nWith Hugo it is also much easier to maintain a blog, since I can just create the posts as markdown and Hugo …","date":"2026-05-10","permalink":"/posts/2026-05-10-redesigned-website/","summary":"Welcome to my redesigned website. I created my old website 8 years ago (in 2018) and while it was functional I just felt it was time for a change. I was never a frontend guy so for this new website I …","tags":["blog","website"],"title":"Redesigned website"}]