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Saving on subscription costs by using OpenWebUI
For the past few years, I’ve paid for Perplexity Pro and ChatGPT (and sometimes even Claude) at the same time. (And for those already typing furiously: yes, in Perplexity you can use those models from Anthrophic and OpenAI, but it’s not the same). It was time to change that and only pay for what I…
Kilo’s Cloud Agent is awesome
A few weeks ago it was buggy and rarely finished the job. Now, it actually implements what you want and works nice. I personally like to work with the MiniMax M2.1 model since it’s strikes a good balance between being a good model and being cost-effective. For development in the IDE/CLI with the Kilo Extension…
In 2025 I donated at least €769,99 to good causes
In 2024 I started with donating regularly with the mindset: “If I see an ad for a good cause that speaks to me, I donate”. I told this to my nephew who told me about his goal: donate at least 1% of his earnings to good causes. This really inspired me to do the same.…
So, Ministral tried to generate SQL
cross some some strange model behaviour. In one of the applications that I work on we have title generation for the chats, just like all AI apps that work with chats. And it’s using a fairly basic prompt, which does something like this (some parts are removed): Read moreGPT-OSS-120B is a wonderful modelThis is nothing…
Using Tidal or YouTube Music? Get Music Presence!
Music Presence is a simple app for Tidal users that allows them to share the song they are listening in realtime on Discord (and soon Scrobble to Last.fm). It’s open source and really easy to use. Simply download the application from their website and install it, that’s it. Read moreOpenAI Codex is kinda awesomeNow it…
OpenAI Codex is kinda awesome
But not the CLI… I really don’t like that one. For the past few weeks I’ve been using the web version of GPT Codex. It’s kinda awesome! It does introduce some bugs every now and then, but being able to walk around in a park and come up with a feature and it just implements…
1000 days of Whoop
It’s now been 1000 days since I first strapped a Whoop onto my wrist, and what a journey it’s been. In that time, I’ve learned to push myself far beyond what I once thought possible. Even when it feels like the tank is empty, there’s almost always more to give. I’ve run two half marathons—something…
My rolled oat breakfast that lowered my cholesterol
It’s a simple recipe with a lot of great ingredients for your body. It doesn’t spike my blood sugar (yes, I tested this recipe thoroughly with an continuous glucose meter) and actually lowered my cholesterol. Before this recipe, I just ate bread with something on it like cheese or chocolate spread, very healthy I know.…
I wish the NEO robot was real
The first time I watched the video, it felt so magical. It felt like the future was here and we’re finally seeing AI mixing into “real life”. But sadly, it was all fake, at least for now. This is a thing we see more and more in the AI world, companies soft releasing something that…
Cursor 2.0 is a step in the right direction
For the past few years, I’ve been thinking about the future of IDE’s when combined with Agentic AI and I think Cursor made a great step in the right direction. To inform those that don’t know: Cursor is a piece of software that programmers can use to write code in. But this version it’s more…
My supplement stack for sleep
Before we start a disclaimer: I’m not a doctor nor am I advising you to copy what I say in this article without: firstly doing your own research and/or contacting your doctor. Finally: there are claims in this article that may or may not be regulated, I have no affiliation with these brands and talk…
