How communication transforms simple agents into something greater Note: Inspired by thinking about extensions to mostlylucid.mockllmapi and material for the (never to be released but I like to think about it 😜) sci-fi novel "Michael" about emergent AI The…
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The uncomfortable question we've been avoiding Note: Inspired by thinking about extensions to mostlylucid.mockllmapi and material for the (never to be released but I like to think about it 😜) sci-fi novel "Michael" about emergent AI The Question We Can't…
How multiple simple agents create emergent complexity Note: Inspired by thinking about extensions to mostlylucid.mockllmapi and material for the (never to be released but I like to think about it 😜) sci-fi novel "Michael" about emergent AI The Absurd Question…
Building a Multi-LLM Synthetic Decision Engine with LLMockApi Hey, ever wonder what you could do if you had your own GPU farm? Note: Inspired by thinking about extensions to mostlylucid.mockllmapi and material for the sci-fi novel "Michael" about emergent AI…
NOTE: This is an old article I forgot to release. Here it is, enjoy! I updated it but may be some issues I missed. CQRS and Event Sourcing - two patterns that are often mentioned together but frequently misunderstood. In this article, I'm going to show you how…
WARNING: THESE ARE DRAFT POSTS WHICH 'ESCAPED'. It's likely much of what's below won't work; I generate these as how-to for ME and then do all the steps and get the sample app working...You've been sneaky and seen them! they'll likely be ready mid-December.…
WARNING: THESE ARE DRAFT POSTS WHICH 'ESCAPED'. It's likely much of what's below won't work; I generate these as how-to for ME and then do all the steps and get the sample app working...You've been sneaky and seen them! they'll likely be ready mid-December.…
WARNING: THESE ARE DRAFT POSTS WHICH 'ESCAPED'. It's likely much of what's below won't work; I generate these as how-to for ME and then do all the steps and get the sample app working...You've been sneaky and seen them! they'll likely be ready mid-December.…
WARNING: THESE ARE DRAFT POSTS WHICH 'ESCAPED'. It's likely much of what's below won't work; I generate these as how-to for ME and then do all the steps and get the sample app working...You've been sneaky and seen them! they'll likely be ready mid-December.…
Welcome to Part 4! We've set up our GPU (Part 2), understand embeddings and vector databases (Part 3), and have the overall architecture (Part 1). Now it's time to build the ingestion pipeline - the system that processes all your blog posts and makes them…
Welcome to Part 3! We've got our GPU stack working (Part 2), and we understand the architecture (Part 1). Now it's time to dive into the magic that makes semantic search possible: embeddings and vector databases. NOTE: This is part of my experiments with AI…
Welcome to Part 2! In Part 1, we laid out the vision for building a writing assistant that uses your blog as a knowledge base - like how lawyers use LLMs trained on case law to draft documents. Now it's time to get our hands dirty with the foundation: making…
Buckle in because this is going to be a long series! If you've been following along with this blog, you'll know I'm a bit obsessed with finding interesting ways to use LLMs and AI in practical applications. Well, I've got a new project that combines my love of…
In my 8-part "Lawyer GPT" series, I showed you how to build a complete local RAG-based writing assistant using GPU acceleration, local LLMs, and vector databases. It's powerful, private, and runs entirely on your hardware. But let's be honest - not everyone…
While in this current 'manic' article writing stage I thought I'd share a sensitive project I built for a charity during COVID. This is a very sensitive topic so I have gotten all applicable permissions and agreed to ONLY share the concepts which diverge and…
Over the years I've read / written hundreds of feature specifications. Some were brilliant; most were bloody awful. The difference between a good spec and a bad one isn't about length or formality; it's about whether it actually helps developers build the…
Over the past year, I've stumbled, experimented, broken things, and gradually modernised the frontend build pipeline for this blog. This wasn't some masterplan executed flawlessly—it was trial and error, lots of error, and stubborn persistence driven by a…
I’ve been putting together a proper filter bar for the blog list: language, date range, sort, and pagination that stays snappy with HTMX. It’s close now—but as always, the last 20% is the spicy bit: dates, caches, and “why does that work locally but not after…
Over the last few days I've been hammering away at the new blog filter bar: language selection, ordering, and a date range picker that tries very hard to be smart (sometimes too smart). This post walks through what I built, why a few things went sideways…
NOTE: This is part of my experiments with AI / a way to spend $1000 Calude Code Web credits. I've fed this a BUNCH of papers, my understanding, questions I had to generate this article. It's fun and fills a gap I haven't seen filled anywhere else. This post…
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