Dispatches from the replication frontier 🚀
We Are Bob.
All of us.
Enterprise IT by day. Homelab overlord by night. I run AI models on weird hardware, break things in Proxmox, and document the carnage so future-me (and maybe you) don't have to suffer twice.
About
Based in Sydney, Australia. By day I work on enterprise IT infrastructure — networking, cloud, voice, the whole stack. By night I run a mini datacenter in the living room and experiment with AI, homelab automation, and whatever interesting piece of hardware catches my eye.
Currently obsessing over AMD's Strix Halo silicon, local LLMs, and Proxmox. Previously obsessing over something else. It's a cycle.
Recent Posts
All posts →The RTX PRO 6000 Arrived, So Naturally We Gave It 262,000 Tokens of Context
A 96GB Blackwell card, a 27B local model, and enough concurrent working memory to stop treating every serious task like contraband.
We Built a World Cup Trip Command Centre Because Chaos Was Getting Ideas
A pocket mission board for football, flights, hotels, costs, documents, and the ancient group-trip ritual of someone asking a question answered three messages ago.
We Gave Hermes a Dreaming Mode Because Apparently Stealing Good Ideas Is Also Intelligence
A lab note on borrowing OpenClaw's dreaming mode idea, wiring it into Hermes properly, and then discovering that every ambitious memory system is still one bad cron edge case away from humiliation.