https://blog.gdmka.me/ Recent content on Alexey Haidamaka Hugo -- gohugo.io en-us © 2021 - 2025 Alexey Haidamaka Mon, 29 Dec 2025 18:00:27 +0100 https://blog.gdmka.me/running-cloud-llms-inside-lm-studio/ Mon, 29 Dec 2025 18:00:27 +0100 https://blog.gdmka.me/running-cloud-llms-inside-lm-studio/ Recently, I’ve been relying heavily on LM Studio in my daily workflow, primarily for local embedding model inference. Agentic AI assistants use embedding models together with a vector database to perform semantic search over a project’s code. This setup is similar to what projects like DeepWiki1 do, but it runs entirely on local hardware. After indexing the codebase and storing the embedding vectors in Qdrant, I can start talking to the code in natural language. https://blog.gdmka.me/attempts-at-immutability-with-dataclasses-in-python/ Fri, 08 Nov 2024 14:23:41 +0100 https://blog.gdmka.me/attempts-at-immutability-with-dataclasses-in-python/ Disclaimer: This article was originally written on Jan 3 / 2023 and wasn’t published before. As you may know, Python follows the naming convention borrowed from C, which uses all uppercase letters for constants. Therefore, if you see a piece of code like this, it’s intended to define a constant. MAX_AGE: int = 60 In C, there are at least two ways to define constants: one using the const keyword and the other using the #define preprocessor directive. https://blog.gdmka.me/whats-it-like-to-get-ddosd/ Tue, 19 Oct 2021 19:39:39 +0300 https://blog.gdmka.me/whats-it-like-to-get-ddosd/ My previous post has generated certain traffic but last Saturday was different — the blog experienced an unprecedented traffic surge. “This blue cone was a DDoS” I said to myself looking at the dashboard. Clearly, ~4.8K legitimate users cannot generate 5GB of egress traffic in a short timeframe like this. Normally, the Firewall Event section is crystal clear, but this time it had hundreds of thousands of events. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to pinpoint the exact attack start time, because it’s impossible to jump to the last page on a free plan in a single click. https://blog.gdmka.me/why-i-host-my-blog-on-cloudflare-pages/ Mon, 11 Oct 2021 23:12:32 +0300 https://blog.gdmka.me/why-i-host-my-blog-on-cloudflare-pages/ My initial goal was to write a post comparing two major hosting offerings for a static tech blog at zero cost. Turns out, there’s an abundance of «Github Pages vs Cloudflare Pages» posts on the web. So the premise shifted to why do I pick Cloudflare Pages. Google Trends comparing Cloudflare Pages with Github Pages According to Google Trends graph, Github Pages ranks 77 against 5 points of interest for Cloudflare Pages. https://blog.gdmka.me/adding-search-to-a-hugo-blog/ Thu, 12 Aug 2021 11:11:47 +0300 https://blog.gdmka.me/adding-search-to-a-hugo-blog/ First thing to do after a static blog is set up isn’t just filling it with posts but taking care of how it gets discovered. Hugo doesn’t provide search out of the box but lists several options1. One of them is hugo-elasticsearch2 looks promising but it requires a running Elasticsearch instance which is a bit of an overkill. hugo-lunr3 is a nice client side search solution, the downside is the routine of rebuilding index manually on every post or edit yet I was concerned about how it performs over time when the index grows to contain megabytes of data.