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Software engineer, former Microsoft ASP.NET Program Manager. Practical notes on .NET, AI, search, and building Stylo.Bot and other open-source tools. About me · Get in touch

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Why Most Commercial 'AI' Projects Are Dumb

"We're building an AI-powered knowledge assistant that will revolutionise how our employees access information..." Every job advert, pitch deck, and consultancy proposal in 2024-2025 Introduction I've spent the past month or so properly immersing myself in the…

AI-Powered Alt Text Generation with mostlylucid.llmlltText

Want to get nice, descriptive alt text for images on your sites or jsut extract text from them? mostlylucid.llmalttext uses Microsoft's Florence-2 vision language model to generate high-quality alt text automatically - running entirely locally on your machine,…

RAG for Implementers: CPU-Friendly Semantic Search with ONNX and Qdrant

📖 Part of the RAG Series: This is Part 4a - core implementation: Part 1: RAG Origins and Fundamentals - What embeddings are, why they matter Part 2: RAG Architecture and Internals - Chunking, tokenisation, vector databases Part 3: RAG in Practice - Building…

RAG for Implementers: Semantic Search in Action

📖 Part of the RAG Series: This is Part 4b - search features and UI: Part 1: RAG Origins and Fundamentals - What embeddings are, why they matter Part 2: RAG Architecture and Internals - Chunking, tokenisation, vector databases Part 3: RAG in Practice -…

Hundreds of new blog articles...kinda...

Well I finally wrote an app to use Archive.org to fetch all the old content from my first blog. Which ended in 2010. mostlylucid.co.uk. Apparently I changed the server AND how I updated it throughout the years so TRICKY. Hence why it's so customized; it's the…

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