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Now that the dust is settling, it’s time to reflect a bit on what I’ve heard at the conference.

The third, and final day of the AI Engineer Europe 2026 conference. The format of the day is similar to the previous day: kick the day off with keynotes, then breakout sessions and close with keynotes at the end again. Today I spent most of my time in the AI Architects track.

Day two of the AI Engineering conference. Yesterday was filled with longer talks where the speakers could go more in-depth. This day consists of shorter (usually 20 minute) slots of talks and keynotes.

AI Engineer Europe is “Europe’s first flagship AI Engineer event”. I was fortunate enough to be one of the engineers that Schuberg Philis (my employer) sent to this conference. The first day was workshop day.

January is already almost over, so time for FOSDEM, the yearly free event for software developers to meet, share ideas and collaborate in Brussels. Last year I focussed on the Go track, this year I selected a mix of security and Python related talks to attend.

I have been using Proxmox Virtual Environment for a few years now, but I only recently started using Proxmox Backup Server. I wish I had done that sooner!

Some time ago I started using restic for creating backups of my home directory of my laptop. Now it has become my main solution for backing up my most valued data.

This is a different kind of post than I normally write here. Most other posts are about a problem I ran into or a conference I visited. This time is more a story telling post. I though it would be nice to have a sort of summary of what kind of work I have been doing for the last decade.

After years of thinking “I should have gone” after the fact, I finally went to FOSDEM!

Notes from my day at the 12th edition of PyGrunn.