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What's in the Garden? 2026 Edition.
Some plants and things growing in my garden this year.
Rich Infante · EN
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Compaq SLT - Battery Power
With off-the-shelf parts, I've hacked together a battery for my Compaq SLT/286.
Rich Infante · EN
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Hardware Review: AirCube Pro
I purchased this tiny air quality monitor after seeing it on social media - let's try it out!
Rich Infante · EN
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Home Automation Macro Pad (WIP)
A macro pad board I designed for the Seeed MG24, to integrate with my smart devices
Rich Infante · EN
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Installing Mac OS X Mountain on my old laptop
I don't use my old laptop anymore. Let's restore it to its original-ish software!
Rich Infante · EN
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The Quest for Night Mode
Implementing a Pebble Watch Night Hiking App, and the quest for similar on my Apple Watch.
Rich Infante · EN
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Retro Christmas Lights Reviews
Comparing several popular "retro glow" style LED christmas lights.
Rich Infante
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Easily create cool random images in python with randimage
I was planning to add profile pictures to my now defunct social-app for musicians Riff on That and I wanted to offer a randomly generated picture as a default option. I had a look around for existing solutions in python and couldn’t find anything to my liking, so I came up with randimage. This is… The post Easily create cool random images in python with randimage appeared first on Renato Budinich .
Renato Budinich · EN
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Topic modeling with transformers: farewell LDA
Topic Modeling is an unsupervised learning procedure similar to clustering. In this post I give a brief overview of Topic Modeling, present my library transformertopic and apply it to scraped news about COVID The post Topic modeling with transformers: farewell LDA appeared first on Renato Budinich .
Renato Budinich · EN
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COVID news topics
Topic Modeling is an unsupervised learning procedure similar to clustering. In this post I give a brief overview of Topic Modeling, present my library transformertopic and apply it to scraped news about COVID The post COVID news topics appeared first on Renato Budinich .
Renato Budinich · EN
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If you take away the hype, blockchains remain mega-cool
I’ve heard some valid criticism of blockchain tech: it is a very inefficient database, there’s nothing substantially new people are doing with it, DeFi is self-referential. All of these have some truth in them. On top of this the industry is over-hyped and inundated by startups with millions in funding and flashy websites with a… The post If you take away the hype, blockchains remain mega-cool appeared first on Renato Budinich .
Renato Budinich · EN
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Reimagining LLMs: one industry they will change forever (and no one will complain)
DE is hard and often requires for ad-hoc code changes to deal with the idiosyncrasies of the specific dataset. LLMs could offer a big help in assisting and eventually automating these tasks. The big players to watch out for are those with established low-code DE solutions, especially those already intimate with ML such as anomalo. The post Reimagining LLMs: one industry they will change forever (and no one will complain) appeared first on Renato Budinich .
Renato Budinich · EN
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zkPass.org: a technical deep dive
zkPass allows to unlock web2 data for web3 applications, with privacy. Scroll down to get the full technical deep dive. What is zkPass? zkPass is a protocol that uses Zero-Knowledge proofs to let you prove facts about your private Web2 data (from any HTTPS website) to Web3 applications. You can verify your identity, reputation, or… The post zkPass.org: a technical deep dive appeared first on Renato Budinich .
Renato Budinich · EN
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Vault Bridge: a permissioned MCP middleware for agentic workflows
TL;DR: Giving LLMs access to a knowledge base is easy. Giving them scoped, permissioned, read/write access without handing over the keys to the kingdom is hard. Vault Bridge is a Rust middleware layer that sits between an Obsidian LiveSync database (CouchDB) and an MCP client, enforcing policy-as-code boundaries. The code is available at https://github.com/nareto/vault-bridge. The… The post Vault Bridge: a permissioned MCP middleware for agentic workflows appeared first on Renato Budinich .
Renato Budinich · EN
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How to stop trading safety for speed
Five checks to keep your AI coding agents' speed and stay safe, with a 5-minute checklist. Read it here or download the free PDF. The post How to stop trading safety for speed appeared first on Renato Budinich .
Renato Budinich · EN
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31st October 2026 at 08:21
Lovely walk round Portchester Castle with the kids yesterday afternoon
Robb Knight • Everything • RSS Feed · EN
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I’m Just Drunk (Lexi's texts) [feat. Jaret Reddick]
This is fun
Robb Knight • Everything • RSS Feed · EN
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31st October 2026 at 13:55
Day 31 - Flex Inktober? Completed it mate ✅
Robb Knight • Everything • RSS Feed · EN
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2nd November 2026 at 08:51
[Keeley] Men do love a song with an instruction, right? [Rebecca] Like a grown-up version of “Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes.” I didn't expect to be attacked like this while watching Ted Lasso last night.
Robb Knight • Everything • RSS Feed · EN
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2nd November 2026 at 11:45
Zippy, Bungle, George, and Geoffrey will return in Avengers: Doomsday (not long now before I can't post these any more 😞)
Robb Knight • Everything • RSS Feed · EN
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St Jude Drawings Gallery
Now it's been a month of so since the end of St Jude September I think enough time has passed that I think everyone's drawings should have arrived now so I can share them. It's hard to pick a favourite but here's a selection of them I wanted to highlight here because I enjoy them. I won't be including Jimothy because I included him in the last post, not because I don't love him. I can't wait to do this again next year. I scanned all the drawings this year so I've put them all up on the 2026 gallery for your perusal.
Robb Knight • Everything • RSS Feed · EN
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Ted Lasso
The relentless positivity was really grating on me in the first couple of episodes but they won we over by the end.
Robb Knight • Everything • RSS Feed · EN
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3rd November 2026 at 07:40
Pokémon Go Chicago Archipelago Flamingo Pogo Indigo …to the polls
Robb Knight • Everything • RSS Feed · EN
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I take notes in the first person
I write in the first person because it helps me think through how I understand the world, and speaks better to my Future self when I visit past notes. The practice also keeps me from the trap of writing for others, trying to meet their unstated needs. Technical, how-to style notes, do not follow this convention. There is no value in rewriting my earlier notes. Email a comment
The Quantum Garden · EN