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Version control HA config with GitHub, not snapshots

Version control HA config with GitHub, not snapshots

Back up your Home Assistant config to GitHub as code. Git-based backups are diff-able and restorable, more practical than snapshots for recovery.

Generate conventional commits locally with Ollama and Git hooks

Generate conventional commits locally with Ollama and Git hooks

Wire a local LLM into Git hooks to automatically generate well-structured conventional commit messages from staged diffs. Excellent drafts for review.

Interactive Go CLIs with Cobra command trees and Bubble Tea

Interactive Go CLIs with Cobra command trees and Bubble Tea

Cobra and Bubble Tea combine argument parsing and rich terminal UIs into one Go binary that works as both a scriptable tool and a polished app.

Solving slow WiFi on Linux: moving beyond the 2.4GHz bottleneck

Solving slow WiFi on Linux: moving beyond the 2.4GHz bottleneck

Slow WiFi on a Linux laptop? For real speed optimization, diagnose link-rate deception with nmcli and iperf3, then lock NetworkManager onto the 5GHz band.

Real-time chat with WebSockets: under 150 lines, no framework

Real-time chat with WebSockets: under 150 lines, no framework

Build a real-time WebSocket chat server in Node.js with a vanilla JavaScript browser client. The whole thing fits in under 150 lines, no framework.

Automate code reviews with local LLMs: a CI pipeline integration guide

Automate code reviews with local LLMs: a CI pipeline integration guide

Automate code reviews in your CI pipeline using local LLMs on self-hosted runners. Review pull requests with GPU hardware and Ollama, no APIs.

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