…Labs is Google's experimental playground and it's where features and new tools get quietly tested. So, pretty much every feature that eventually makes it your way started there first. For…
…Patrick has also interviewed dozens of tech industry executives and covered GDC, E3, Gamescom, WWDC, Apple keynotes, Samsung Unpacked events and more. Patrick has a BA in journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University…
…Developer events like WWDC and Google I/O always felt somewhat restricted to people working within the industry itself. That's largely changed now, and a huge reason why can be attributed…
…The correct answer is its built-in chat interface and local API server. LM Studio is entirely offline and free to use — it doesn't connect to OpenAI or require a subscription…
…On most modern routers, this can be done without additional software to install, and a USB drive doesn't require any external power or ongoing subscription. It's really simple and has…
…The company eventually reverted everything after the massive backlash and put everything back the way it was. The checkmark returned, the docs were reverted, and everything went back to normal. The community…
…It's also pretty much replaced ChatGPT for the daily back-and-forth. Anything I'm stuck on usually ends up in a Claude chat eventually, and it could be anything honestly…
…In fact, even local storage isn't immune to problems, since bit rot is a real issue when hard drives fail , and SSDs eventually wear out, too. Maintaining a digital archive often…
…Eventually, it stops being a chatbot and starts acting like a neural interface between the server and everything I have connected to it. — /memory and /context Stop repeating yourself every single session…
…You start with a few containers, then you add monitoring, and then you add more monitoring. Eventually, you start writing scripts to check things automatically. I did the same and went further…