Entrepreneur because I like challenges and we need to pay bills. Nothing more than a guy who foresee some doors inside computer systems.
generative-ai, ai-art, online-communities, data-analysis
A wallpaper, 7,700 views, 293 votes, and a question about how many of those votes belonged to people. It started with a wallpaper. I took the iconic Ultima Online splash art — the one every former player from the late nineties can still picture from memory — and asked Flux 2
coding-agents, open-source, business-models, ai-development
How a coding agent turned a capped open-source project into its full-featured paid equivalent in under two hours — and what that means for every company betting on artificial scarcity as a revenue model. It started with a monthly bill. I was evaluating a self-hosted communication platform — the
coding-agents, automation, n8n, developer-tools
How an MCP server turned a visual automation tool into something a developer can actually move fast with — and what that means for the way we build workflows. It started with a newsletter. Our AI think tank, AIpster, needed a daily digest: aggregate news from the best AI sources, summarize
local-llms, gpu, self-hosting, ai-development
What happens when you throw 96 GB of VRAM at open-source models, optimize every last flag, profile CUDA kernels, redesign system prompts, and still end up reaching for a cloud API. It started with a simple premise: why pay per token when you have the hardware? I have four
about-aipster, community
How six computer science friends from the late '90s turned a happy hour chat into a collective exploration of artificial intelligence — and why we decided to share what we learn along the way. It started, as many good things do, with a simple question: "Can everyone make it