Mmihalykrich·13h agoBuilding KRXY — Part 11: When Stop Must Really Mean Stop7–8 November 2026: fixing cancellation, reconciling the inference pool's lifecycle and verifying that no Raspberry Pi is released before its work has actually stopped.12 min read·krxy.hashnode.dev
Mmihalykrich·1d agoBuilding KRXY — Part 10: Three Raspberry Pis, One Faster Answer5–6 November 2026: KRXY Chat, a third node, private Ethernet, distributed-llama speed-ups and the first supervised inference-pool activation.17 min read·krxy.hashnode.dev
Ccircuitrocks·2d agoRaspberry Pi Humble Bundle: 15 E-Books From $5 Until December 1Raspberry Pi Humble Bundle: Name your price for 15 Raspberry Pi Press e-books, including the Cyberdecks 2027 guide, with DRM-free PDFs that work on any…3 min read·circuitrocks.hashnode.dev
Mmihalykrich·3d agoBuilding KRXY — Part 9: Five Models, One Benchmark — What Do the Numbers Say?3–4 November 2026: repairing the Qwen3.5 gateway, measuring context and timeout limits, and evaluating 72 responses across three CPU models.14 min read·krxy.hashnode.dev
Mmihalykrich·3d agoBuilding KRXY — Part 8: When the Network Slows Down — and the Model Library Grows1–2 November 2026: two-Pi learning through bandwidth limits and a two-minute outage, followed by the first Qwen3.5 2B and 4B installations.13 min read·krxy.hashnode.dev
Ccircuitrocks·4d agoBuild a Solar-Powered Raspberry Pi Zero W Weather StationSolar-Powered Raspberry Pi Zero: Jack Young's mobile weather station runs on a Pi Zero W and a solar panel.3 min read·circuitrocks.hashnode.dev
Mmihalykrich·4d agoBuilding KRXY — Part 7: From Two AI Nodes to Distributed Learning30–31 October 2026: safer node recovery, more reliable serving, and the first measured two-Pi learning and rejoin experiments.12 min read·krxy.hashnode.dev
SSalvatore Milite·6d agoIdempotent by Design: OpenWrt with AnsibleThe baseline is backed up. Now the router builds itself.13 min read·vrainlab.hashnode.dev
Mmihalykrich·6d agoBuilding KRXY — Part 6: Two Raspberry Pis, One Network — What Actually Gets Faster?28–29 October 2026: adding a CPU-only node, measuring parallel inference, tracking thermal limits and learning why two workers do not make one answer faster.10 min read·krxy.hashnode.dev3A
Mmihalykrich·Nov 5Building KRXY — Part 5: Measuring Answers Before Choosing a Model26–27 October 2026: model evaluations, a 3B hold-out, the node model library, and an incomplete response that exposed the output limit.10 min read·krxy.hashnode.dev
