
<p>Your model reports a context length of 40960 tokens. Ollama allocates 4096, worked out from your video memory, and never tells you. That single gap is why a local coding agent reads a file and then behaves as though...


Stories from the world of software, told for the people who build it. Linux and open source, AI and the tools reshaping development, the history behind the technology we use every day, and the occasional debate the community cannot resolve. Each episode is the narrated edition of an article from codehelper.me, the free developer platform: 65+ privacy-first browser tools, curated resources, articles and games. New episodes follow the articles, roughly one a week. Hosted by Gianluca, full-stack developer in Brussels. Read the full articles, with all sources linked, at codehelper.me
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Signup to Generate a PitchStories from the world of software, told for the people who build it. Linux and open source, AI and the tools reshaping development, the history behind the technology we use every day, and the occasional debate the community cannot resolve.
Recent episodes include "OpenCode and Ollama: Why num_ctx Is 4096, and What a Local Coding Agent Actually Costs" (12 October 2026, 11 minutes), "Ubuntu Now Ships a Kernel Every Week. What That Actually Asks of You" (5 October 2026, 12 minutes), and "Mac Studio M5 Ultra 256GB Review 2026: The Local AI Machine Question" (29 September 2026, 12 minutes).
CodeHelper Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 11 minutes.
Booking probability for CodeHelper Podcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. CodeHelper Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. CodeHelper Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
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<p>Your model reports a context length of 40960 tokens. Ollama allocates 4096, worked out from your video memory, and never tells you. That single gap is why a local coding agent reads a file and then behaves as though...

<p>Canonical is now publishing an Ubuntu kernel every week, and blames AI assisted bug discovery for the flood of CVEs behind the change. That is half the story. The other half is a counting change the kernel made...

<p>Is the Mac Studio M5 Ultra with 256 GB the local AI killer, or only the best option because the alternative is absurd? An honest roundup without the hardware: which MLX models actually fit in 256 GB with a real...

<p>Ubuntu 26.10 just replaced cp, mv and rm with Rust. For the first time, every core command on a default Ubuntu install comes from uutils, not GNU. Canonical deliberately held these three back in 26.04 LTS after a...

<p>Linux 7.3 is in release candidate and heading for a launch in the second half of October 2026, and it is a likely long term support kernel, the version a large part of the computing world will run for years...

<p>Thirty five years ago, a 21 year old student posted a message on Usenet apologizing for his little hobby operating system. That hobby now runs 90 percent of the cloud, every Android phone, all 500 top supercomputers...

<p>OpenAI says 10,000 AI agents cracked Navier-Stokes, one of the seven Millennium Prize problems, in just 88 hours. The fine print is messier: the proof covers the forced version of the problem, no independent...
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