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Keeping your commands alive after disconnecting: nohup, tmux, screen and zellij
SIGHUP kills your process when SSH drops. Keep commands alive after disconnecting with nohup, tmux, screen and zellij — what each is for, and when to use it.
Tenere vivi i comandi dopo la disconnessione: nohup, tmux, screen e zellij
SIGHUP uccide il processo quando cade la SSH. Come tenere vivi i comandi dopo la disconnessione con nohup, tmux, screen e zellij: quando usare ciascuno.
Una GPU VPS usa e getta per i tuoi LLM: LiteLLM, Ollama, vLLM e storage cifrato
Noleggia una GPU VPS, trasformala in una API LLM compatibile OpenAI (LiteLLM, Ollama, vLLM), poi distruggi la VM: modelli e dati vivono su un volume LUKS cifrato.
A Disposable GPU VPS for Your LLMs: LiteLLM, Ollama, vLLM and Encrypted Storage
Rent a GPU VPS, turn it into an OpenAI-compatible LLM API (LiteLLM, Ollama, vLLM), then destroy the VM — your models and data survive on an encrypted LUKS volume.
Attention Is All You Need (If You Can Afford It)
How I came to understand language models a little better by trying to squeeze one into a few megabytes.
Attention Is All You Need (se puoi permettertela)
Come ho capito un po' meglio i modelli linguistici provando a farne stare uno in pochi megabyte.
My coding-agent buddies live on a €5 VPS, and I watch them from the web
A browser-first workbench for Claude Code, Codex and friends: one Docker Compose stack, SSO+2FA on every door, persistent terminal sessions you can rejoin from anywhere — including the queue at the post office.
From "token" to "MoE": the LLM glossary in dependency order
A plain-language LLM glossary — but not alphabetical: in dependency order, so by the time you reach Mixture of Experts you already have all the pieces. With analogies for sysadmins.
Two Front Doors: Giving MojaLab an MCP Server So Agents Can Read It Too
What an MCP server actually is (with a detour through Roman roads and railway gauges), the Mataken use case, and an honest, reservations-included argument for making your content legible to agents — not just to browsers.
Astro Rocks
Astro Rocks is a browser space shooter in the old vector-arcade tradition. You fly a little ship with real inertia — thrust to accelerate, drift when you let go, and wrap around the screen edges. Shoot a big asteroid and it splits into smaller, faster ones, so the screen gets
🐈⬛ Hack Cat
Hack Cat is a browser platformer starring a black-cat hacker — the MojaLab mascot — running, jumping and dodging through neon levels. Time your jumps, keep your momentum, and chase a spot on the leaderboard. The whole game runs in your browser; the server only tracks the live player count and