Blog
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Making Python Teaching Samples Ollama-Friendly
A practical guide to adding Ollama support to Python teaching samples with clean environment config, provider switching, devcontainers, compatibility testing, and local embeddings.
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My weekly screen time average is 41 minutes
because my phone is purely a communication tool.
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Recommended Reading
From learning new things about myself to understanding why I behave in certain ways, from improving my faults to overcoming trauma, and overall becoming a better person, in moments of deep loneliness and despair, as well as during periods of intense curiosity and feeling lost, I have always turned first to books for guidance.
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Scalability vs Elasticity
https://youtu.be/ImYou1c-ocM
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My No BS Guide to Get Into Cloud
I'm not here to baby you, here's the truth.
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Azure CLI basics
It takes me 30 seconds to deploy a VM with the cli vs 6 ish minutes in the portal...
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Introduction to Docker Containers
Oh Docker... let's get started.
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How to use Xunit with Azure Functions in Visual Studio Code
testing one two testing...
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An intro to links in Linux
Link all the things
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An intro to archiving and compression in Linux
It's often useful to make copies of things an move large collections of files from place to place.
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An intro to redirection in Linux
Powerful pipelines!
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An intro to comm and diff commands
It's often useful to compare versions of text files.
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An intro to managing user environment variables
There are two types of variables: shell and environment.
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An intro to Process Management in Linux
A process is a program that is running and a Linux system typically has hundreds of processes running simultaneously.
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An intro to Linux file and directory permissions
No, everyone should not be root.
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An intro to adding and removing software in Debian-based Linux distributions
Download all the things!
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An intro to text manipulation in Linux
Almost everything is a text file in Linux.
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Adventures with Kali Linux on Azure #1
This image is old!
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An intro to finding things in Linux
locate, whereis, which and find commands