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0 – Introduction In this article, we will create a program for the Esp32 that connects to a Wi-Fi network and hosts web pages stored on an SD card. Many projects can benefit from having a custom web interface, and with this approach, your web pages are no longer constrained by kilobyte limits, they can […]
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0 – Introduction In this article, I tested distilled DeepSeek reasoning models ranging from 1.5B to 32B parameters. I evaluate tasks like math and logic challenges to explore how model size influences performance. While smaller models show promise when fine-tuned with chain-of-thought techniques demonstrating how distillation can make high-quality reasoning models both accessible and efficient.
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0 – Introduction If you need a way to make some noise, the buzzer is one of the simplest ways. In this article we will use a timer to ‘semi asynchronously’ play sound. In the ATMega328p (Arduino Uno and Nano) there are 3 timers, Timer 0 and 2 are both 8bit and Timer 1 is
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0 – Introduction Ollama is a powerful tool for running and managing AI models locally, but setting it up to leverage an AMD GPU on Ubuntu requires a few extra steps. Unlike NVIDIA GPUs, which have well-established CUDA support, AMD relies on ROCm (Radeon Open Compute) to enable GPU acceleration. In this guide, we’ll walk
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0 – Introduction ComfyUI is an advanced, node-based interface for Stable Diffusion, designed to give users complete control over the image generation process. Unlike traditional AI image generation tools, ComfyUI offers a flexible workflow where you can tweak every aspect of the diffusion process, from model selection to fine-grained parameter adjustments. Whether you’re an AI
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