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Kilo’s new CLI is here!
A week ago, I was setting up the Kilo CLI on one of the laptops of a colleague and we saw something surprisingly happen: the new version of Kilo’s CLI was loaded (1.0.3 at that time, where 0.26.1 was the @latest tag). So, I decided to set it up on my laptop and I immediately…
How I trained for my HYROX
The time I got was in duo’s open ~1:11 and I hope you can get that too by following this workout regime. For the cardio For the strength For recovery My week overview The secret? Being consistent. You are not going to get a good time if you start too late or only train once…
My Arm Workout Routine
Here’s the breakdown of my upper body session that I’m loving these days. I’ve been tweaking this workout for the past 3 years and the final iterations came from going to the gym with a friend/colleague in Spain last year: How I Start: Warming Up Smart Read moreMy supplement stack for sleepI kick things off…
My favorite model: Gemini 3 Flash
It’s a fairly affordable model but it has a lot of power. It’s capable of generating wonderful UI like this in one shot: The model is in the top of intelligence, the top of speed and it’s in the low area of the token pricing which makes it a model you can easily debug and…
The Ricoh GR IV is awesome
the quality of the pictures that roll out of the machine. I’m no photographer nor an expert on “what is a good image” -> this is my first real camera but for what kind of images I like to make it really does it’s job. My photography style is where I make still images of…
Now available in more languages
Thanks to the work of Gerard Kanters with his AI Translate plugin, the website is now available in a few more languages. It’s currently set to translate with GPT-OSS-20B, which should be enough for the basic articles that I write, on the OpenRouter platform. Read moreOpenAI Codex is kinda awesomeSimply hit the icon in the…
The migration to OpenRouter
A few months ago we opted to use OpenRouter at the company I work for. And moving to it was one of the best decisions we’ve made for our AI implementation. The reason? Unmatched stability. OpenRouter handles the load balancing across providers so we can just focus on building features that add value for the…
Kimi K2.5 is out!
And I’m absolutely loving it’s behaviour! Currently using it in Kilo and it’s a good model. It’s not that fast yet, but that’s mainly a provider issue as you can see on OpenRouter: Most of the providers haven’t allocated enough resources or haven’t optimised it enough, that’s an assumption but what I usually see is…
My donation plan for 2026
Last year, I donated about €770. My goal this year is: donate one thousand euro’s to good causes which translates roughly 83,33 per month. I originally thought: What if I just do it all at once at the beginning of the year so I don’t forget. But after some thinking, that felt wrong. I donate…
You don’t need the best model
When people work with AI, they always opt for “the best model” hen people work with AI, they always opt for “the best model” without having thought about it.This is bad since it: Yes, the best models are “the best.” Which is wonderful, but using those models is not necessarily a requirement.For less complex tasks…
Thinking Backwards: How to Write Better AI Prompts
I’ve discovered something fundamental that applies far beyond just one domain: the way you interact with AI mirrors the way you should approach problem-solving in general. It’s about reverse-engineering your desired output rather than hoping the system figures it out. This principle works whether you’re planning a vacation, organizing your home, managing your finances, or…
GPT-OSS-120B is a wonderful model
Lately, I’ve been experimenting more and more with open-weight models and I think GPT-OSS-120B just nails it: it’s fast, powerful and it listens quite good the the instructions it’s given. For some context: I’m working on an AI Assistant at one of the companies I work for and we sometimes have some content that does…
