Posts tagged with Python.
25 Apr 2026
Running LLM locally with Ollama: migrating my Job Finder project More than one year ago I built a simple project to start studying AI. At the time, I integrated it with the OpenAI API. It worked well, but over time I started to feel the usual friction: cost per request, dependency on external services, and limited control over the runtime. Today, I migrated this project to run using a local LLM.
06 Feb 2025
Hey everyone! I just wanted to share a new pet project I’ve been working on. I built Job Finder to automate job searches, analyze descriptions using AI, and filter the best opportunities based on personal criteria. Job Finder is an open-source project designed to automate job searching, analyze job descriptions using AI, and filter opportunities based on predefined criteria. Initially developed as a personal study project, it demonstrates the integration of automation, AI, and data processing, but can also be useful for others looking to streamline job searches.
28 Jan 2025
Last weekend, I was coding when a song from one of my Apple Music playlists started playing: Boat Gig by the band Tribal Tech (highly recommended if you’re not familiar with it). As the music played and I continued coding and learning to work with AI, a sort of movie ran through my mind—reflecting on where we’ve come from (at least since I hopped on the boat) in the tech world, and where we are today.
03 Jan 2023
Today I needed to install lxml into a python project I’m working on my local machine, but I got the following errors when xmlsec, that is a library dependency, was being installed: Building wheels for collected packages: xmlsec Building wheel for xmlsec (pyproject.toml) … error error: subprocess-exited-with-error × Building wheel for xmlsec (pyproject.toml) did not run successfully. │ exit code: 1 ╰─> [13 lines of output] running bdist_wheel running build running build_py creating build creating build/lib.
31 Dec 2017
É muito legal ser programador e participar de projetos com as mais variadas dimensões e complexidades, mas uma das coisas que eu acho mais legal em ser um programador é o fato de poder utilizar este conhecimento para automatizar tarefas e resolver problemas do cotidiano. Resolvi escrever este post justamente porque eu automatizei uma tarefa que me tomaria algumas horas com um pequeno e simples script python. Eu achei legal escrever um pouco sobre isso porque pode servir de exemplo para pessoas que não trabalham com programação diariamente de que elas podem se beneficiar em conhecer um pouco e tentar otimizar tarefas repetitivas.