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Backend Engineering11 min read

Which language should you build Redis in?

Honest comparison of building a Redis clone in Python, Go, Node, Rust, Ruby, and Elixir: concurrency, idioms, throughput, and where each language wins.

LLM Engineering9 min read

Query anonymization for RAG bias mitigation

How to strip names, roles, and demographics from queries before retrieval to reduce RAG bias. The redaction pipeline and the 3 leakage traps to avoid.

AI Engineering in Practice9 min read

pip vs uv vs poetry for Python AI services

Which Python dependency manager for production agent services? Install speed, lockfiles, and Docker build times of pip, uv, and poetry compared.

AI Engineering in Practice8 min read

Retry patterns for LLM API errors in production

How to build retry logic that handles rate limits, timeouts, and transient failures without burning money. The backoff rules and the 3 errors you must not retry.

LLM Engineering9 min read

Ground truth vs relevancy in RAG evaluation

Why ground truth and relevancy measure different things in RAG evals. When to use each, how to build both datasets, and the 2 metrics that matter most.

LLM Engineering8 min read

Hallucination testing for RAG pipelines

How to test a RAG pipeline for hallucinations systematically. Adversarial prompts, the out-of-scope set, and the metric that catches confabulation.

LLM Engineering8 min read

LLM-based content filtering for RAG pipelines

How to filter irrelevant retrieved chunks with a cheap LLM call before the final answer. The prompt, the batch pattern, and the 40 percent noise reduction.

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