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Why Your LLM Prompts Should Match Your Content Language

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Why Your LLM Prompts Should Match Your Content Language

Matching LLM prompt language to content language isn't just good practice, it's measurably better. Learn why defaulting everything to English costs more and delivers worse results, with real examples from building FacetScore's multilingual sentiment analysis system.

Navigating the EU AI Act: A CTO's Guide to Risk Classification and Compliance (Part 1)

The EU AI Act introduces a risk-based framework every CTO should understand, whether selling in the EU or planning global growth. This post (part 1 of a series) explains the four risk tiers and shows how to classify an AI product, using my platform FacetScore as a case study.

Bringing back the pizza calculator

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Bringing back the pizza calculator

Bringing new life to an old project is always good fun. In this post, I talk about How Many Pizzas and how I brought it into 2024 with a modern technology stack.

Barkeeper has its own blog

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Barkeeper has its own blog

Barkeeper is a fantastic tool that helps venues mange their online presence and drive new customers.

Introducing Vector: Peace of Mind for your venue

Introducing Vector: Peace of Mind for your venue

Vector serves as a purpose-built communication tool exclusively designed for bars and clubs to securely exchange vital information. It handles lost and found items and cloakroom management, while also helps to combat antisocial behavior and improve loss prevention.

Designing a static / dynamic website builder hybrid

Designing a static / dynamic website builder hybrid

This is part of a series about the technology behind one of my projects, Barkeeper. In this post, I'll give a rough background about what Barkeeper is and how I approached its website build system.

Re-introducing prawn-graph - it's back! Simple graphing for PDF and Ruby

Re-introducing prawn-graph - it's back! Simple graphing for PDF and Ruby

There might be a slight sense of déjà vu about this topic, since a few years ago on my old blog I wrote a similar thing. That time it was an attempt to motivate me to actually make an update to prawn-graph. This time, it actually is updated. Over 6

Reflections on the past year of running a Tech Startup

Reflections on the past year of running a Tech Startup

I’ve learned the hard way a lesson that’s so blindingly obvious now: the reason Confman hasn’t shipped yet is because of me. It’s because I let myself get in my by making these pretty fatal mistakes, and I now understand (after screwing up so bad) exactly how to go about fixing things.

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