Everything I
actually run.
Two machines, a pile of local models, and a garage of printers. The honest inventory — not the wishlist.
Development.
§ 02- EDITOR
VS Code
One editor now. The rest got tried and quietly retired — which is the whole theme of this page.
- TERMINAL
bash on Pop!_OS
Prompt is plain. Aliases are short. tmux for anything that outlasts the kettle.
- AGENTS
Claude Code · Hermes-Agent
Claude Code at the desk — it's writing this. Hermes-Agent runs the dashboard on its own schedule.
- SOURCE
Git · GitHub
Git for everything. GitHub for the parts that are meant to be seen.
Hardware.
§ 03Two machines, opposite jobs. One is all muscle and rarely awake. The other is a 2012 laptop that never sleeps and quietly runs everything — including this site.
- Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS
- Ryzen 5 3600X · 6 cores / 12 threads
- 32 GB
- GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER · 6 GB
- Tesla P100 · 16 GB · the local-AI muscle
- NVMe boot · working disks for models & data
- Dell Latitude E6430 · a 2012 laptop that won't quit
- Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
- Core i7-3740QM · 4 cores / 8 threads
- 8 GB
- 450 GB SSD
- This site, tunnels, home automation, AI front-ends & a handful of self-hosted apps — 24/7
Models & local AI.
§ 04Switchboard
My FastAPI front door to the P100. Picks the model per request and preempts the toys when real work shows up.
Ollama
Serves the language models. Boring on purpose.
Gemma 4 · Mistral Nemo
The workhorses — a small Gemma for quick passes, a custom Nemo build behind the site assistant.
ComfyUI · SDXL
Dreamshaper and Juggernaut checkpoints. Every hero image and duotone on this site came out of here.
Whisper · Kokoro
faster-whisper listening, Kokoro talking back. Speech in, speech out.
KoboldCPP · SillyTavern
For when an idea is weird enough to need its own corner.
Workshop.
§ 05Four printers in the garage — three FDM, one resin — and the slow accretion of bits and fasteners that every workshop becomes.
- BLV AM8 (Anet A8 chassis) · Ender 3 · Creality K1 · Creality Halot (resin)
- Klipper on the BLV (Moonraker + Mainsail), Marlin on the Ender 3, stock on the K1
- OrcaSlicer across the FDM machines
- Polymaker — PLA, ASA, PETG, and CF-reinforced nylon (PA6 / PA12)
- ESP32 (WROOM, S3), Raspberry Pi 1–4 (a 5 is overdue), the odd Arduino
- Soldering irons, multimeters, a 150 W variable supply, hex & Torx bits galore — and metric fasteners in every size, everywhere