Recipes
Summer chili, two ways
Dual-batch recipe for grilled meat and vegetarian chilis with toppings. Both share core seasonings, beans, and grilled corn garnish.
Creamy Honey Cilantro Dressing
A cilantro-lime dressing with Greek yogurt, mayonnaise, honey, Dijon, garlic, and olive oil.
Vegetarian Coconut Curry Ramen
A simple coconut curry ramen bowl featuring fresh noodles in a fragrant broth, topped with veggies and soft-boiled eggs.
Thai Curry Sweet Potato Soup
Sweet potato soup with coconut milk, red curry paste, ginger, lemongrass, lime, and almond butter.
Siesta
A tequila cocktail with Campari, grapefruit juice, lime juice, and simple syrup. Shake with ice and serve chilled with a grapefruit peel.
Madison Park Smash
A refreshing cognac punch with Royal Combier, fresh lemon, and mint. Features a whip shake technique and crushed ice topped with bitters.
Irish Maid
A refreshing cocktail with Irish whiskey, elderflower liqueur, balanced by lemon juice and cucumber for a bright, garden-inspired flavor.
Espresso Rum-Tiki
Cold brew, aged and white rums, orgeat, falernum, and bitters shaken until foamy and served over fresh ice.
Halekulani
A citrus-forward bourbon cocktail combining lime, orange, and pineapple juices with simple syrup, grenadine and bitters.
Fermented Hot Honey
Fermented hot honey recipe: combine raw and roasted garlic, shallots, and chilies with honey.
Caramel Apple Mille Feuille
Elegant mille-feuille dessert with flaky puff pastry layers, caramelized cinnamon apples, and vanilla cream.
Harissa
Recipes for traditional harissa using either dried or fresh peppers with toasted spices, garlic, oil and lemon.
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There are many homelabs but this one is mine
Once upon a time, in the long long ago of 2015, a Pi 0 was something you could get taped to a magazine from a newsstand.
"post-ui"
After a brief stint experimenting with Hermes on my homelab server, I've ripped it out and migrated it to an Autonomous Intern. The agent running on my homelab is now just bog standard Claude Code that I can talk to via SSH over Tailscale.
The whole set up deserves a blog post of its own at some point. The gist is that I was exploring the idea of an agent harness as a c-panel. When it works, it works well, but ultimately Claude Code running at root with Opus is just a nicer system for handling Caddy + Docker + Tailscale on Arch.
Monterey Bay Aquarium is such a magical place.
Big Trees
Almost heaven
The Apple Foundation Models work really nicely for local image classification. Finally have a tool that can tag + caption almost 20 years of images in my Lightroom catalog.
posts
48- Whats the frequency, Kenneth?
- On Diffusion
- Text your tools
- Now Playing
- Post-UI
- Intern
- Toy GPTs
- Adventures in Machine Vision
- Farfield
- I Got a Common Turtle
- Replacing a Rabbit's Brain: Connecting the R1 to Hermes
- OpenClaw and the Rabbit R1
- Koios: Memory, Feedback, and Containment
- Notes on using a PDS as Content Infrastructure
- What's the $POINTS?
- My office as entropy
- Take Your Network With You
- Single-origin deployment with bhvr
- Breaking the AI in Parallax
- Create and Use Farcaster Signers
- Code and Cloth
- Pure Internet: no-html