Writing
Short personal essays. Linux, open-source models, books, and the occasional opinion.
Why I write for CodeWalkers
I publish tutorials and industry notes at CodeWalkers because the site has editors, house rules, and readers who want the craft spelled out.
The 2017 book I still keep
The paperback still sits on my desk because it framed control questions I still ask before I trust a stack with data.
Systems books I still use
Brooks, Karwin, Kleppmann, Feathers, and Martin. Books I still go back to.
Running small open models on hardware you already own
You do not need a rack of GPUs to learn what local inference feels like. Start with the machine on your desk.
Why I keep a boring Linux daily driver
Flashy distros come and go. A plain setup that survives upgrades is worth more than another rice screenshot.