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Robert Richardson

Philadelphia
As seen in: PeakZebra, PNAS, Substack, TechTarget, Five Books, OffGrid Survival, Container Journal
I help security vendors develop content as well as publishing PeakZebra.com. Former Black Hat Ed Dir and CSI Director. Launched IoTAgenda.com. Views my own.
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Of Local Models and Ollama

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By Robert Richardson
| Substack
Discover more from Building the Assistant Using AI (and other tech) to build systems for work, money, and the rest of life—all under real-life constraints Already have an account? Sign in And we've finally built the tiniest bit of code that talks to Ollama, so there's that. Hey, I’m Robert I’m a developer, a recovering editorial director, and guy figuring out how to build a chief of staff to run all sorts of aspects of his life, often (but not always) using AI.
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The Classic Horror Film Board-THE UNDYING MONSTER (1942)

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By Robert Richardson
| tapatalk.com
Watching this John Brahm thriller I couldn't help but wonder why the film isn't mentioned more often among the vintage horror gems of the 1940s. Is it because there is a heavier emphasis on mystery versus horror and that the "undying monster" is kept off screen until the last act? Granted the screenplay seems to be a mesh of THE WOLF MAN and HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES, but Brahm brings a lot of flourish to the film.
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Gutentour: Spectra Blocks

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By Robert Richardson
| PeakZebra
Let’s check out some more WordPress blocks. Third-party blocks. On our last outing we looked at blocks that work together for a specialized purpose—JetFormBuilder, which is a forms package that builds forms using a block for each field. The people that make the widely used Astra theme have built (and continue to expand) a set of blocks that help you build fancier, prettier pages than you can if you restrict yourself solely to the blocks that are native to WordPress.
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