Turning an X (Twitter) archive export into native WordPress posts – 1150 tweets filtered and merged into 518, media sideloaded, my words back on my own domain.
Getting my old tweets onto my own site


Turning an X (Twitter) archive export into native WordPress posts – 1150 tweets filtered and merged into 518, media sideloaded, my words back on my own domain.

I kept missing deadlines buried in Facebook groups, so fbtool scrapes them with a logged-in browser and an LLM turns them into a two-minute daily digest.

Anthropic’s Fable 5 available in Claude That didn’t last long..  but what were they thinking to begin with? Marketing it for months as “too dangerous to release”, then when the govt believed them, it’s an “oops”..? I believe the ban won’t hold up though.

How an AI agent decrypted the local Viber database on my Mac in seven hours – a research experiment showing the technical barrier to hacking has collapsed.

At BASSCOM AI conference in Sofia, Anthropic’s Patrick Dreisch delivers interesting insights now He says AI capabilities double every 7 months now This stroke me deep – “people are the bottleneck” by EnduroSat’s Krasi Stoev. Sad but true

My GitHub contribution stats before/after GitHub Copilot Pro subscription. What do you make out of it?

Interesting AI model benchmarking at https://contextarena.ai/. I like how it visualizes the loss of attention as context increases – something many don't realize

Just finished setting up OpenClaw on a cloud VPS. I'll be chatting with it over a private Discord server/channel. I've set it to use anthropic/claude-opus-4-6, so it should be quite powerful. Fun times ahead. OpenClaw is burning through tokens like crazy. Had to revert to more basic models after shelling out $35 in three hours.…

Testing n8n AI agents: subscribing to YouTube channels, transcribing videos, analyzing sentiment, and emailing summaries. Easier setup than Node-RED so far.. The AI agent now monitors 89 relevant YouTube channels. It collects the transcripts in a spreadsheets and sends me a summary email at the end of the day.

Quite interesting: Dream 7B, the most powerful open diffusion large language model https://hkunlp.github.io/blog/2025/dream/
I’ve been running a local instance of AdGuard on my home network for over a year now. It’s been a satisfying, ad-free browsing experience. On the flip side, it does impact those who rely on advertising revenue to provide their services..

Created an automatic VPN connection on router level between home and another property I own. ASUS routers allow this over OpenVPN. Planning on using this for easier IoT devices access with home-assistant

Testing llama.cpp with the 30B param LLM on my laptop. It can write code, but be prepared for a wait – the following snippet took over 20 minutes to generate.

Bing’s AI says our Tic Tac Toe game is a tie, I am confused?

#AI animated and colorized picture of your truly as of 1980, by http://myheritage.com Cool or spooky?

Experimenting with sound classification using #tensorflow, sound feed from an IP camera #AI I can now take actions based on what is heard, not only what is seen #NodeRed

My profile picture toonified by #AI https://deepai.org/machine-learning-model/toonify TBH I look like a neanderthal with glasses. The rest of the family looks cute though, so there is hope.

Trained my D.O.G. (Digital arrOw Grabber) project's NNN (Natural Neural Network) to fetch back arrows through positive reinforcement #AI

#ncdu saves the day when my blog VPS goes crazy due to running out of disk space. Turns out a pesky log not being truncated and yours truly not setting an alert for situations like this 😉 https://dev.yorhel.nl/ncdu
Wondering why people fork git projects with the clear intention not to contribute, rather than just starring them?
I am curious if you folks have a separate network for your IoT devices at home? Bonus read on the subject: https://robpickering.com/ubiquiti-configure-micro-segmentation-for-iot-devices/ The poll results are interesting. Looks like 80% of my tech-savvy followers do not have a separate network for their IoT devices, which means either they DIY all of their IoT hardware and…

Received my Elements of AI certificate today. A great online course, by the University of Helsinki and Reaktor #elementsofai #AI

Adding AI object detection to my plain IP security cameras – how accessible AI has become for DIY IoT projects.

Reaching a headless IoT device after DHCP: local hostnames with mDNS/NetBIOS instead of hunting IP addresses in the router UI.

Building my own cloud based version control tool – GitHub is great until you want your code history on infrastructure you control.

After the DDoS and daily hack attempts, this blog now runs on a free signed SSL certificate – how I set it up.

Dyn and No-IP got too commercial, so I moved my dynamic DNS to DuckDNS with a small Node-RED updater flow.