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Small Team Ships a New Static Site Toolchain

  • AI Geek Programmer
  • 15 August 2026

A small team released a new staticsite toolchain this week, aimed at developers who want fast builds without a large framework.

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Why Static Sites Still Win for Small Blogs

  • AI Geek Programmer
  • 15 August 2026

I keep coming back to static site generators when a project is small and the content does not change every minute. A static generator builds plain HTML files ahead of time, so the server just hands them out. There is no database query per page view and no serverside template render at request time.

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Crafting Text Generators: A Dive into Transformer Architecture

Crafting Text Generators: A Dive into Transformer Architecture

  • AI Geek Programmer
  • NLP
  • 19 August 2023

A small decoder-based language model. Or how to use part of the Transformer architecture to generate text resembling a well-known literary work (Pytorch).

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Fine-tuning with limited hardware resources

Fine-tuning with limited hardware resources

  • AI Geek Programmer
  • NLP
  • 26 June 2023

Efficient fine-tuning of a large language model in Google Colab using PEFT, LoRa and quantization (base model: RedPajama INCITE Chat 3B)

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Welcome tomorrow - how AI will shape the world by 2032

Welcome tomorrow - how AI will shape the world by 2032

Some of my thoughts and predictions on how AI will change the world in the next 10 years.

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PyTorch: dividing dataset, transformations, training on GPU and metric visualization

PyTorch: dividing dataset, transformations, training on GPU and metric visualization

Practical tips on dividing a dataset for training, validation and testing, applying transformations, moving to a GPU and metrics visualization.

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