Carlos Lemus
@carloslemus.bsky.social
IoT and Edge Computing expert focusing on Energy and Industrial applications.
Systems Design/AWS/Python
LLMs because I like them, not because they're trending :-)
Indianapolis 🏡
Systems Design/AWS/Python
LLMs because I like them, not because they're trending :-)
Indianapolis 🏡
Vibe coding but for doing your taxes
March 20, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Vibe coding but for doing your taxes
Purposefully injecting typos into your posts so people don't think it's AI generated
March 18, 2025 at 3:30 PM
Purposefully injecting typos into your posts so people don't think it's AI generated
You can hack edge devices with a $35 Raspberry Pi and a screwdriver....
Exposed hardware requires solutions greater than software.
In my new blog post, I explain why TPM hardware security is essential for edge devices: notes.carloslem.us/TPM
Exposed hardware requires solutions greater than software.
In my new blog post, I explain why TPM hardware security is essential for edge devices: notes.carloslem.us/TPM
Why Your Edge Devices Need TPM – Hardware Security for the Real World | Blog
Why Your Edge Devices Need TPM: Hardware Security for the Real World I’ve been thinking a lot about security for edge devices lately. If you’re deploying IoT devices or edge computing nodes “in the wi...
notes.carloslem.us
February 26, 2025 at 11:47 PM
You can hack edge devices with a $35 Raspberry Pi and a screwdriver....
Exposed hardware requires solutions greater than software.
In my new blog post, I explain why TPM hardware security is essential for edge devices: notes.carloslem.us/TPM
Exposed hardware requires solutions greater than software.
In my new blog post, I explain why TPM hardware security is essential for edge devices: notes.carloslem.us/TPM
Claude 3.7 used gifs on me 🤔
February 25, 2025 at 3:53 AM
Claude 3.7 used gifs on me 🤔
Use the new Sonnet 3.7 models by @anthropicai.bsky.social on Open WebUI with my first ever function: github.com/carlosaln/op...
GitHub - carlosaln/open-webui-functions: A few functions I write that are useful to me (and hopefully others)
A few functions I write that are useful to me (and hopefully others) - carlosaln/open-webui-functions
github.com
February 25, 2025 at 3:35 AM
Use the new Sonnet 3.7 models by @anthropicai.bsky.social on Open WebUI with my first ever function: github.com/carlosaln/op...
Reposted by Carlos Lemus
Do I know anyone who’s looking for a community manager-type role? A customer of ours is hiring. DM me if interested
January 15, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Do I know anyone who’s looking for a community manager-type role? A customer of ours is hiring. DM me if interested
Open Webui provides a powerful interface to interact with, manage, and extend LLMs. It does so completely locally, a quick thought on how this works: notes.carloslem.us/How-Open-Web... I
How Open WebUI Handles Local Storage and Response Votingtest
On this thread in Reddit: u/JungianJester asked whether voting on responses sends the results to Anthropic (or any remote service, for that matter). I clarified that it does not: No.
notes.carloslem.us
January 16, 2025 at 4:36 AM
Open Webui provides a powerful interface to interact with, manage, and extend LLMs. It does so completely locally, a quick thought on how this works: notes.carloslem.us/How-Open-Web... I
Reposted by Carlos Lemus
Interesting:
Meta created React Native. It’s used (with components at least) in their flagship apps: Facebook (iOS, Android), Instagram (Meta Quest), Messenger (desktop).
Google created Flutter. And yet none of their flagship apps use it (Gmail, YouTube, Maps, Calendar).
Meta created React Native. It’s used (with components at least) in their flagship apps: Facebook (iOS, Android), Instagram (Meta Quest), Messenger (desktop).
Google created Flutter. And yet none of their flagship apps use it (Gmail, YouTube, Maps, Calendar).
January 15, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Interesting:
Meta created React Native. It’s used (with components at least) in their flagship apps: Facebook (iOS, Android), Instagram (Meta Quest), Messenger (desktop).
Google created Flutter. And yet none of their flagship apps use it (Gmail, YouTube, Maps, Calendar).
Meta created React Native. It’s used (with components at least) in their flagship apps: Facebook (iOS, Android), Instagram (Meta Quest), Messenger (desktop).
Google created Flutter. And yet none of their flagship apps use it (Gmail, YouTube, Maps, Calendar).
If you're excited about Nvidia's Project DIGITS, then you're actually excited about Edge Computing!
Nvidia announces $3,000 personal AI supercomputer called Digits
Nvidia announces $3,000 personal AI supercomputer called Digits
It’s the size of a desktop.
buff.ly
January 8, 2025 at 10:40 PM
If you're excited about Nvidia's Project DIGITS, then you're actually excited about Edge Computing!
Ever wonder why we moved everything to the cloud in the last 5-10 years, but now we're suddenly talking about "Edge Computing"? 🧵
January 7, 2025 at 1:57 PM
Ever wonder why we moved everything to the cloud in the last 5-10 years, but now we're suddenly talking about "Edge Computing"? 🧵
Promises to my network in 2025:
(1) I will not give you AI generated content. Whatever you get is my voice. I may use LLMs to research and reason, but what you read are my synthesized thoughts—no different than if you and I were chatting at a conference.
(1) I will not give you AI generated content. Whatever you get is my voice. I may use LLMs to research and reason, but what you read are my synthesized thoughts—no different than if you and I were chatting at a conference.
January 3, 2025 at 8:19 PM
Promises to my network in 2025:
(1) I will not give you AI generated content. Whatever you get is my voice. I may use LLMs to research and reason, but what you read are my synthesized thoughts—no different than if you and I were chatting at a conference.
(1) I will not give you AI generated content. Whatever you get is my voice. I may use LLMs to research and reason, but what you read are my synthesized thoughts—no different than if you and I were chatting at a conference.
Reposted by Carlos Lemus
Obsidian 1.8.0 lets you open external links in tabs so you can multi-task on research projects, or quickly read an article without losing focus
December 18, 2024 at 10:36 PM
Obsidian 1.8.0 lets you open external links in tabs so you can multi-task on research projects, or quickly read an article without losing focus