Dubnium is a NixOS machine that acts as workstation, local AI node, automation host, and lab substrate without collapsing into opaque personal infrastructure.
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Robert Ryan Jennings
Web logs of a software development engineer, musician, artist and hockey player.
Essays on software engineering, mobile and backend security, architecture, older systems, and the occasional adjacent obsession.
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