Managing configuration files across multiple systems can quickly become a mess. From terminal preferences to shell settings, we all have a finely-tuned setup that we rely on day-to-day. But how do ...

At the end of 2023 OpenAI introduced GPTs — custom versions of ChatGPT that anyone can create. These tailored assistants are designed to perform specific tasks, help with workflows, or simply provi...

In a digital age dominated by information overload, staying focused on content that truly matters is an ongoing challenge. Enter Inoreader, my RSS reader of choice. It not only consolidates article...

I recently discovered Ollama (ollama.com), a platform that allows you to run open-source Large Language Models (LLMs) directly on your local machine. As someone with an M1 Pro MacBook Pro, I was in...

Prompt engineering is a crucial skill in today’s AI-driven world. At its core, it’s the process of designing and optimising prompts to interact effectively with natural language processing (NLP) mo...

We’re living in the middle of an AI revolution. The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence feel like the dawn of a new era—much like how the internet and the World Wide Web transformed the w...

When people think of iPhones, they often picture sleek hardware and user-friendly software. Of course, if you’re team Android, that’s perfectly fine—there’s no room for tribalism here. But I digres...

In the fast-paced world of technology, keeping up with new tools, concepts, and workflows can feel overwhelming. That’s why I rely heavily on documentation—it’s not just a task; it’s a mindset. Doc...

I’ve been diving deeper into Git recently, using it daily in my current role compared to just every other day in previous positions. While I’ve been comfortable with the core Git commands for a whi...

In the age of social media algorithms, personalised feeds, and endless scrolling, it might seem odd to rely on an older technology like RSS to stay informed. But for me, RSS remains one of the best...