Ferris Kleier.

# whoami

Ferris Kleier

Leipzig, Germany

Machine Learning and LLM use cases

Philosophy, History, Gaming, Engineering

A project I inherited from a university group. Building tools that I want to use, such as journaling, or creating AI bots from local LLM models.

Here I write about different topics, from philosophy to recent developments in the software community.

Nils Frahm - Says: Perfect for deep work and studying. Puts you into hyperfocus quite easily.
Universal Ambients - Samarkand 1869: Great for reading and sitting in the sun on a warm summer afternoon.
Windows96 - Plume Valley: Vaporwave at its finest. Captures the essence of late spring / early summer.
World of Warcraft - Talador: One of my favorite tracks from the World of Warcraft soundtrack.

Ayn Rand - Atlas Shrugged: A great story about the consequences of government intervention and heroism in production.
H.P. Lovecraft - The Nameless City: One of my favorite Lovecraft stories. A story about a lost civilization with an eerie atmosphere.
Friedrich Nietzsche - Thus Spoke Zarathustra: Poetic to read, a great philosophical work.
Hermann Hesse - Steppenwolf: Hesse shows the struggle of dualism and why it's sometimes better to not try to separate the two but to embrace them.
Ayn Rand - The Fountainhead: Another great story about individualism. Causes a great desire to put your ideas into action.
Marcus Aurelius - Meditations: Stoic wisdoms from the philosopher emperor. Some of them got me out of a rut during the pandemic.
Seneca - Letters from a Stoic: Each letter is short to read and offers a great view into stoicism.

Severance: Great thriller about the horrors of transhumanism. Theorycrafting the plot is a lot of fun.
Interstellar: A classic masterpiece and my favorite movie of all time.
Invincible: Dark superhero series. Brutal to watch and perfect if you're sick of the MCU.
The Big Short: A great movie based on a true story. It's a must-watch for anyone interested in the financial crisis.