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Local Claude Code with Qwen3.5 27B

after long research, finding best alternative for Using a local LLM in OpenCode with llama.cpp to use totally local environment for coding tasks I found this article How to connect Claude Code CLI to a local llama.cpp server how to disable telemetry and make claude code totally offline. Here is Discussion with other users: model used - Qwen3.5 27B Quant used - unsloth/UD-Q4_K_XL inference engine -…

Problems with local Agentic Browsers

Today I tried using agentic browsers with local models on an Asus Rog Flow Z13, and the results were far from optimistic... 1) BrowserOS + gpt-oss 20b (32 K context) My primary task was to: Open amazon.com Search for a product (Pixel 10 in my case) Choose a different color option gpt‑oss is good at tool use, but the agentic browser was heavily unoptimised and consumed nearly 70 % of the context on…

Battle Pass for Productivity

When I write the task down like: Check if I can purchase pixel from amazon and after completing it I mark down it as completed, I feel MORE Enjoyed of making it. while playing [[Battlefield 6]] I noticed that I was bored and I have no goal to do in the game. but then I go in the challenges tab and saw that I N E E D to get 10 kills with the LMG. but I don-t like the LMG. BUT I want to unlock new…

Several Imperfect Solutions Beats One Perfect Solution

this post is part of the https://aisafety.dance/p3/ I just find this idea very interesting and wanted to share it. all credits for https://ncase.me (WORTH CHECKING!!!) we have a problem, which can be illustrated: Then: although no one solution covers the whole space, the entire problem space is covered by one (or more) promising solutions: We don't need One Perfect Solution; we can stack several…

Secret of happy and wealthy life

quit brainrot. unfollow trolls. read essays. go down rabbit holes. have a calendar. maintain a to-do(want-to-do) list. read old books. watch old movies. walk. eat without youtube. chew more. train without music. plan for 15 mins. execute. organise your desk. take something seriously. read technical papers. act fast. find bread. eat clean. journal. save a life. help people. be kind. learn to code.…

Controlling Network Traffic

VEERY LONG INTRODUCTION: I am building homelab ) so I wanted to have pretty nice touch display to monitor and control my homelab without need to ssh or use phone. just single dedicated mounted display. inspired by: Vas3k Homelab and I thought it might look very cool and futuristic in my house to have display that could do everything that I myself hosted. Requirements: Actual Touch Display (Tablet…

Victory without fighting

One day in the Japan of the 1540s, in a ferryboat crowded with farmers, merchants, and craftsmen, a young samurai regaled all who would listen with tales of his great victories as a swordsman, wielding his three-footlong sword as he spoke to demonstrate his prowess. The other passengers were a little afraid of this athletic young man, so they feigned interest in his stories to avoid trouble. But…

DNS can't block everything

DNS = Domain Name System devices send's request to it to gather IP address to connect to website. for example we want to visit google.com our device(browser at this time, because we are sending request from browser to visit website) sends requests to the DNS to tell Hey DNS can you send me IP to the website that I am looking for? DNS checks address in database, and it returns if address is in…

Leetcode Lesson

when I open leetcode and see problem, I am scared of it, I don't know how to solve it, but that's just momentum emotional background, not real feelings, it's just fear that kills your mind. after minute or two, after deep breaths, I analyze that, I can came up with solution, even not an ideal one, but at least I can solve it, I try different techniques, I research, I ask for help, and after 10,…

What I learned from ruined interview

I've had a very high self-esteem regarding my skills. I had my first difficult technical interview, and wow, they really surprised me. They made me realize that... (By the way, this was a good experience for me because I treated this 'defeat' not as a failure, but as an opportunity for growth. Because of that, I didn't start belittling myself or beating myself up. On the contrary, it sparked a…