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Jeremy Morgan

Portland

Freelance Writer at Freelance

World's okayest developer. Currently obsessed with Generative AI, clean code, DevOps, and computer vision. Building cool stuff. Training Architect @KodeKloudHQ

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  • Retro Racer MVP

    3 weeks ago | jeremymorgan.com | Jeremy Morgan

  • JeremyMorgan/Pygame_Traffic_Light_Simulator: Traffic light simulator written in Python using the Pygame framework. Entirely generated by Grok3.

    2 months ago | github.com | Jeremy Morgan

    A 4-way traffic intersection simulator created with Python and Pygame. This was created entirely from Grok3.

  • How hot does it get inside a car during a heatwave?

    2 months ago | medium.com | Jeremy Morgan

    Jeremy Morgan·Follow8 min read·--An unprecedented heatwave rocked the Pacific Northwest in June. Oregon turned into an oven. This gave me yet another reason to break out a Raspberry Pi and collect some data. I sent it to Adafruit because it remains one of the greatest places to send and look at IoT data. During the first day, I placed a Raspberry Pi under my deck to collect and send temperature and humidity data. I wanted to get ambient air temperature as accurately as possible.

  • Running DeepSeek R1 Locally on a Raspberry Pi

    2 months ago | dev.to | Jeremy Morgan

    DeepSeek R1 shook the Generative AI world, and everyone even remotely interested in AI rushed to try it out. It is a great model, IMO. As you may know, I love to run models locally, and since this is an open-source model, of course, I had to try it out. It works great on my Mac Studio and 4090 machines. But can it run on this? A silly little Raspberry Pi? I received a few emails and private messages asking about this and had to try it out.

  • Running DeepSeek R1 Locally on a Raspberry Pi

    2 months ago | jeremymorgan.com | Jeremy Morgan

    I wrote a book! Check out A Quick Guide to Coding with AI. Become a super programmer!Learn how to use Generative AI coding tools as a force multiplier for your career. DeepSeek R1 shook the Generative AI world, and everyone even remotely interested in AI rushed to try it out. It is a great model, IMO. As you may know, I love to run models locally, and since this is an open-source model, of course, I had to try it out. It works great on my Mac Studio and 4090 machines. But can it run on this?

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Jeremy Morgan
Jeremy Morgan @JeremyCMorgan
22 Apr 25

You'll want to give yourself a drug test after watching this interview 🤣🤣 https://t.co/Hlm8WNkVnW

Jeremy Morgan
Jeremy Morgan @JeremyCMorgan
21 Apr 25

I don't know enough about Generative AI to know why this happens. But given a long enough timeline they ALL will suggest yanking out swaths of functional JavaScript code in an attempt to solve a bug. You can decline of course, but if you don't it will break everything for you. https://t.co/ArjOyaf1K4

Jeremy Morgan
Jeremy Morgan @JeremyCMorgan

I'm trying out Claude Code tonight to see if it can help me debug the fun web socket issues with my game. So far it's making some progress but I've just about maxed out the context already. I definitely want to try a greenfield project with it. #claudecode https://t.co/MzlRjREZQB

Jeremy Morgan
Jeremy Morgan @JeremyCMorgan
19 Apr 25

RT @davemccollough: Azure MCP Server, bringing the power of Azure to your agents. https://t.co/NJEkGkCQdF