Hi, Most people understand standard deviation. If not they at least understand how to derive an average. I have had a few people ask me the definition of standard error. So I suppose there is an impetus to make this post. Posting this on the 1st of April isn’t a jab at the people with… Continue reading What is a standard error?
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Creating SEO friendly landing pages using Hugo
Let’s kick things off by installing Hugo. I have a Mac, so I used Homebrew: If you’re on some other operating system, no worries—grab the instructions here: Hugo Installation Guide. Oh, and I’ll be using Git too. If you don’t have it, install it like this: Before we dive in, just a heads-up: this is… Continue reading Creating SEO friendly landing pages using Hugo
How to keep uBlock Origin on Chrome till June 2025
If you’re a fan of uBlock Origin (uBO) like I am, you might have heard about the upcoming changes to Chrome extensions. Google is rolling out Manifest v3 (Mv3), which sounds fancy, but it’s causing headaches for some of our favorite extensions. Extensions like uBlock Origin, which rely on Manifest v2 (Mv2), may stop working… Continue reading How to keep uBlock Origin on Chrome till June 2025
A decent UI for diffusion models on Apple silicon
Hi, If you were expecting it to be an intuitive UI, then you probably want one of the App Store apps; a decent one is called ‘Draw Things’ and it’s free. We will use ComfyUI, an advanced AI image generator. It’s easy to install for Windows and comes with a direct download. For Mac, however,… Continue reading A decent UI for diffusion models on Apple silicon
Draft: Create mobile AI apps with… Python
Hey, if you’re reading this then you must be desperate. To follow along you need to know Python and understand OOP. Create a folder where you want your stuff. I called mine Applis for applications. Open it in VSC or whatever editor. Open up terminal and hit this We want briefcase. Your terminal will tell… Continue reading Draft: Create mobile AI apps with… Python
Anscombe’s quartet and statistical noob traps
Hey, If you are ‘data-driven’ then decision-making can seem deceptively easy. Ever compared a bunch of descriptive stats between datasets? Like mean, standard deviation, correlation? It is easy to look at a table of such numbers and carry on with your day. Sadly, using popular stats and linear regression is a common noob trap, one… Continue reading Anscombe’s quartet and statistical noob traps
‘AI’ note taking with Obsidian and LM Studio.
Hey. If you’re here then you probably already use Obsidian or LM Studio or are interested in AI note taking or like Open Source Software. If not, then know Obsidian is a nice note taking app that saves your notes in markdown format as .md files. LM Studio is a nice app that lets you… Continue reading ‘AI’ note taking with Obsidian and LM Studio.
How to Set Up and Use Llama 3 on Your MacBook
Heyo, It’s going to be a short one. If you’re excited by Zuck and the team at Meta’s release today; here is how you can quickly get started on your macbook or whatever using MLX. If you don’t have a Python environment you can get started here: This article has some code. If you just… Continue reading How to Set Up and Use Llama 3 on Your MacBook
AI to hack SEO and generate thousands of articles and millions of revenue.
Shalom, We’ll keep it simple. It’s hard to be a small business that cant get any visibility. You are essentially competing against big companies with hoards of SEO experts, digital marketers, copywriters, graphic designers etc. This is going to be a quick way for you to compete and hopefully rank first on the Goog. We… Continue reading AI to hack SEO and generate thousands of articles and millions of revenue.
Using LLMs Locally with LM Studio.
Yew, LM Studio provides an easy to use GUI to try and test several models because it has a search to discover new models within the tool. It allows people to locally run and download GGUF models. These models are usually available quantized which requires a lot less memory. Quantized models just mean they represent… Continue reading Using LLMs Locally with LM Studio.
Setting Up Your Data Science Environment on Apple Mac Silicon: A Step-by-Step Guide with MLX Installation.
Namast, Will keep this one short and sweet. Boot up your Mac (book, mini, studio, etc.) Go here: https://brew.sh/ What is it? It’s a package manager that lets you install things via terminal easily. Install via terminal by copy pasting their install Homebrew command. We’ll use it to install our Python environment. You can use… Continue reading Setting Up Your Data Science Environment on Apple Mac Silicon: A Step-by-Step Guide with MLX Installation.