Back in 2018, I wrote a blog post about my Home Lab environment, which I had built around VMware vSphere to showcase various SQL Server workloads and demonstrate how to troubleshoot performance-related problems. Since then, a lot has changed – especially with the acquisition of VMware by Broadcom. In the past, I was a subscriber …
Solar-Powered, Proxmox-Driven: A Tour of My Ultimate SQL Server Home Lab + read more
Over the past few weeks, I’ve rekindled my interest in Artificial Intelligence research, spurred by the recent buzz surrounding topics like ChatGPT’s release a few months ago. Although I delved into this field back in 2016, the rapidly evolving landscape has motivated me to revisit it and delve deeper. My current focus revolves around delving …
Exploring Neural Networks with TensorFlow in Visual Studio Code Dev Containers + read more
As you know, I’m a crazy person, and I have done a lot of different computer science research projects like developing my own RISC-based CPU and implementing my own x64-based operating system. But over the last weeks and months, I have spent a lot of time doing some low-level research in the Linux Kernel. This work …
vscode-binutils: Analyzing Binary Files directly within Visual Studio Code + read more
Over the last few weeks and months, I have spent a lot of time researching and experimenting with Linux on a very low level – mostly directly on the C and assembly level in combination with the official source code. For that reason, I had initially built a dedicated Ubuntu virtual machine to perform my …
Configuring WSL on Windows Server 2022 for Visual Studio Code Remote Access + read more
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