The Happiness Cure for Teens: Stepping Back From Anxiety
Why do anxiety and low moods happen? The Happiness Cure for Teens made me rethink how I respond to anxiety instead of being swept up by it.
Technical blog about Infrastructure, Kubernetes, AI, and more.
Why do anxiety and low moods happen? The Happiness Cure for Teens made me rethink how I respond to anxiety instead of being swept up by it.
Where do my everyday struggles and thinking habits come from? I used The Autistic Brain to sort through some of those questions.
Other people's problems are easy to judge. My own come with excuses. The Scout Mindset offers questions for stepping back from my thinking.
Poor focus is not just a matter of willpower. The ADHD Advantage made me rethink reward systems, hyperfocus, exercise, and what helps me concentrate.
Free shipping, anchors, and the endowment effect. Quick notes on all 15 chapters of Predictably Irrational, plus a few painfully familiar examples.
AI agents make work easier, but they also keep me glued to screens. Revisiting The Attention Fix helped me set a few rules for focus and mental health.
Using Claude Code skills to automate k3s diagnosis and repair on my homelab, plus LLM inference tuning that pushed Hermes TPS from 21 t/s to 32+ t/s.
How I put an ARC self-hosted runner inside my homelab K8s cluster so GitHub Actions workflows can reach internal services without tunnels.
Using LiteLLM Proxy to unify Lemonade (AMD ROCm llama.cpp) and a ChatGPT subscription behind a single OpenAI-compatible API in my homelab.
Commit message generation was quietly draining my Copilot free quota. Fixed by pointing the utility model at a local Gemma-4-E4B via LiteLLM.
Running llama.cpp on my k3s + AMD GPU cluster kept hitting memory access faults. The culprit: a bug in MES firmware 0x83 shipped with amdgpu-dkms-firmware.
I set up Strix Halo as a k3s worker via Incus VM + VFIO, then hit a wall: once the GPU enters a dirty state, recovery is impossible without bare metal.