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Trillium Updates: Choosing to self-host

Following up from my previous post about the lessons I learned steering Claude and building on its API, this one is on what I learned in choosing to run Trillium entirely on my laptop, rather than deploy it to the cloud. How this started To start with - I didn'

Trillium Updates: Choosing to self-host
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Trillium Update: Lessons from Steering Claude and Building on Its API

Since sharing what I've learned in my initial post about Trillium a few months back, I've gotten much further with it. There was about a month of legislative activity (~February/March) that gave me a lot of opportunities to test the progression of bills and see

Trillium Update: Lessons from Steering Claude and Building on Its API
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Give Your AI Coding Assistant Something to Work With: A Case Study

Over my winter break, I'd been noodling over a new side project idea related to Ontario politics. I used to enjoy following what goes on, but these days looking at news articles and reading the email campaigns from my local politicians feels a bit click-bait-y and

Give Your AI Coding Assistant Something to Work With: A Case Study
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Building "My Local Grocer"

This is a side project that I've been picking away at on-and-off for the past few years, and I'm finally at a place where I can say I'm "done". My Local Grocer was my attempt to make small mom-and-

Building "My Local Grocer"
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Privacy-preserving payment systems, goals for 2025, and a new side project

Happy New Year all! I hope you had a great holiday break and a wonderful start to the year. I enjoyed some much needed rest and got a chance to read a lot of books I've been meaning to get to. One of them was a novella called

Privacy-preserving payment systems, goals for 2025, and a new side project
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Brag sheets, AI at the edge, and free tier economics

While my summers are usually filled with BBQs, camping trips, and seeing some of the festivals in my city, this summer needed a bit of time dedicated to something that I haven't done in a while: interviewing for a new role. I'm fortunate in that I

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Pride, ethical debt, and an e-card side project

It seems like I blinked and June has flown by! I'm now back home in Toronto and trying not to melt in the heat waves that seem to be happening more frequently in Ontario. One of the highlights of the past month for me was getting the opportunity

Pride, ethical debt, and an e-card side project