Make Your Own Website: A beginner's guide
(pixelshannon.com)
A beginner's guide to making a hand-crafted personal or hobby website.
A beginner's guide to making a hand-crafted personal or hobby website.
A Gentle Guide to Running a Local LLM, for Complete Beginners
(dbreunig.com)
Open, small LLMs have gotten really good. Good enough that more people – especially non-technical people – should be running models locally. Doing so not only provides you with an offline, privacy-safe, helpful chatbot; it also helps you learn how LLMs work and appreciate the diversity of models being built.
Open, small LLMs have gotten really good. Good enough that more people – especially non-technical people – should be running models locally. Doing so not only provides you with an offline, privacy-safe, helpful chatbot; it also helps you learn how LLMs work and appreciate the diversity of models being built.
Linux Server DIY Projects for Beginners
(linuxblog.io)
As a Linux newbie looking for DIY projects, you have plenty to choose from. Linux is full of hands-on learning and experimentation opportunities. From virtualization to server management and security, there’s a project for every beginner who wants to learn Linux.
As a Linux newbie looking for DIY projects, you have plenty to choose from. Linux is full of hands-on learning and experimentation opportunities. From virtualization to server management and security, there’s a project for every beginner who wants to learn Linux.
555 Timer Circuits
(555-timer-circuits.com)
555 Timers are fun and a great way to start learning electronics
555 Timers are fun and a great way to start learning electronics
A Beginner's Guide to the OpenTelemetry Collector
(betterstack.com)
The first step towards observability with OpenTelemetry is instrumenting your application to enable it to generate essential telemetry signals such as traces, logs, and metrics.
The first step towards observability with OpenTelemetry is instrumenting your application to enable it to generate essential telemetry signals such as traces, logs, and metrics.