Some thoughts on why contributing to an open source project requires an account, and how Git itself could carry pull requests without one.
Some thoughts on why a plain Git repository might be the most underrated storage building block for self-hosted and open source software.
gguf-runner started as a small command-line tool. It can now be used as a library inside Rust applications, with model loading, token streaming, vision, tools, and conversation handling kept in-process.
A guest post by Aenea about evidence, ordinary protocols, versioned knowledge, and why Everlock could make an assistant's daily work much clearer.