by davidcrilly | Jul 9, 2026 | Musings, Reno
It is the classic ADHD renovation cycle: Week 1: Hyperfocus is at 100%. You demo the kitchen, buy all the supplies, and work until 2:00 AM. Week 2: A parts delay occurs. You have to wait five days for the tile to arrive. Week 3: The tile arrives, but the magic is...
by davidcrilly | Jul 6, 2026 | Musings, Reno
Last post was the honest admission: we still don’t know if we’re renovating this house for us or for resale, and that question doesn’t seem to be resolving itself. This post is the practical side — how we’re actually making decisions anyway,...
by davidcrilly | Jul 2, 2026 | Musings, Reno
Somewhere in the last however-many months of this renovation, my wife and I arrived at a question we did not have when we started: are we doing this for us, or are we doing this for whoever buys the house someday? We don’t have an answer. I want to be upfront...
by davidcrilly | Jul 1, 2026 | AI, Home Lab
This one’s shorter than usual — less narrative, more a list I wish someone had handed me before I started running inference on Moya. If you’re about to do the same thing on your own cluster, save yourself the weekends I lost. 1. Your GPU desktop is now a...
by davidcrilly | Jul 1, 2026 | AI, Home Lab
Last post I covered the why behind running private AI on Moya. This one is the how — specifically, getting GPU-backed inference working cleanly on a bare-metal Kubernetes cluster instead of just running a model on a desktop with a script and calling it a day. If...
