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Jason Gogela builds the parts of commerce that actually move money: fast product pages, stable checkouts, accurate pricing and stock, and integrations that do not melt at 2 a.m. A full-stack developer since 1997, he works end-to-end across front end, services, databases, and observability. He has delivered storefronts tied into ERPs, payment gateways, shipping systems, and SSO, with a focus on performance budgets, cache strategy, and instrumentation that catches issues before customers do. Jason’s earlier career sits on the other side of the risk curve. He is an accredited counterintelligence interrogator. He authored the decommissioning manual for the UK’s Pile 1 nuclear incident. He designed and implemented the HUMINT database used for Marine operations in Iraq. That background drives how he builds: define the threat model, minimize attack surfaces, log what matters, and ensure every change is reversible. He is fluent in Microsoft Active Directory and social identity plumbing, equally comfortable on Windows or Linux, and pragmatic about the stack you already have. The through-line is simple: ship systems that are fast, resilient, and understandable by the next person on call.
Speech & Multimodal: AI Resources 2025
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Speech & Multimodal: AI Resources 2025

Speech & Multimodal Implementation is how you give your local stack ears, a voice, and, if you want, eyes, without shipping anything to the cloud. On the speech side, you’ve…
Posted by Gogela September 19, 2025
Quantization & Acceleration: AI Resources 2025
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Quantization & Acceleration: AI Resources 2025

Quantization & acceleration is how you squeeze big models onto normal hardware and make them feel fast. Quantization shrinks weights from fp16/bf16 down to 8-bit or 4-bit (sometimes even lower),…
Posted by Gogela September 18, 2025
Proxies & Multi-provider Gateways: AI Resources 2025
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Proxies & Multi-provider Gateways: AI Resources 2025

This is the glue between your apps and a messy, ever-shifting model landscape. You point everything at one URL that speaks the OpenAI API, and the gateway translates those requests…
Posted by Gogela September 17, 2025
RAG Platforms & “Private ChatGPT” Stacks: AI Resources 2025
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RAG Platforms & “Private ChatGPT” Stacks: AI Resources 2025

This guide is a practical, self-hosted “private AI stack” you can run locally or on your own servers. It includes an OpenAI-compatible proxy, a visual builder for agent and RAG…
Posted by Gogela September 16, 2025
Inference Backends & Servers: AI Resources 2025
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Inference Backends & Servers: AI Resources 2025

Inference backends and servers are the engines that actually run models; on your box, your rack, or your cluster, and expose clean HTTP APIs so everything else (chat UIs, SDKs,…
Posted by Gogela September 15, 2025
A List of Local Apps & Chat UIs: AI Resources 2025
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A List of Local Apps & Chat UIs: AI Resources 2025

If you want to run AI on your own hardware: quietly, quickly, and without paying the cloud tax, this post may be your field guide. I pulled together the local…
Posted by Gogela September 14, 2025
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    • Delirium Adapters
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  • Plugins & Web Tools
    • Simple WP .js Injector
    • Simple WP CSS Injector
  • Special Character Matrix I
    • Arrows → Emoticons
    • Alphanumerics → Mathematical Operators
    • Math Symbols → Transport Map
    • African Scripts — Living & Historic
    • The Americas & Adjacent
    • Ancient Near East Scripts
    • China / Japan / Korea Symbols Part 1
    • China / Japan / Korea Symbols Part 2
    • China / Japan / Korea Symbols Part 3
    • China / Japan / Korea Symbols Part 4
    • China / Japan / Korea Symbols Part 5
    • China / Japan / Korea Symbols Part 6
    • China / Japan / Korea Symbols Part 7
  • Special Character Matrix II
    • East Asia Core (Kana & Hangul)
    • East Asia Historic & Adjacent
    • Europe (Historic)
    • Greek, Coptic & Cyrillic
    • South Asia (Indic)
    • Latin, Phonetics & Diacritics
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    • The Philippines
    • SE Asia & Indonesia
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