GITR3KT
The lab, published.
This is the public shelf of a home lab — where things built at the bench stop being files in a folder and start being places you can visit. Hand-tuned tools, a tech brief written fresh every morning whether the news cooperates or not, and the occasional deep-dive report. No trackers, no filler, no content strategy. Just the work, out in the open.
Tools
Small instruments, built for one job each and tuned by ear — a tool with forty toggles is just a confession. First on the shelf: the Robot Voice Tuner — a channel vocoder that turns a voice into a flat, low, blocky machine, with sliders for carrier, bands, and blockiness. The recipe behind the morning podcast, in your hands.
Open the tuner →Fifty local models, nine quants — slide the context and watch the KV cache eat your VRAM budget.
Briefs
A morning tech brief, researched and written fresh every day — AI tools, hardware, software, and the repos worth your time, filtered through what this lab actually runs, not what a press release says you should care about.
Browse the archive →Reports
Audits, comparisons, and build post-mortems from the bench — researched deep, sourced, and written to be argued with. Every number in them can defend itself. Sorted into tabs: reverse engineering, home lab, and research & strategy.
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The bench, itemized: what’s live, what’s mid-build, and what’s on the shelf waiting for a part, a decision, or a free evening. Status changes when the work does — not when a content calendar says so.
See what’s on the bench →