Your RAG Gets Confidently Wrong as Memory Grows – I Built the Memory Layer That Stops It
As memory grows in RAG systems, accuracy quietly drops while confidence rises — creating a failure that most monitoring systems never detect. This article walks through a reproducible experiment showing why this happens and how a simple memory architecture fix restores reliability.
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Context Payload Optimization for ICL-Based Tabular Foundation Models
Conceptual overview and practical guidance
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Build Human-Like AI Voice App with Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS
AI voice generation has a major problem. It works like a robot, reading a script phrase by phrase, with no feelings or emotions. It might be clever, but it matters less if there is no human feeling attached to it. The way the AI generates its voice makes it hard to feel like you’re having […]
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Proxy-Pointer RAG: Structure Meets Scale at 100% Accuracy with Smarter Retrieval
Open source. 5-minute setup. Vector RAG done right—try it yourself.
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KV Cache Is Eating Your VRAM. Here’s How Google Fixed It With TurboQuant.
Explore the end-to-end pipeline of TurboQuant, a novel KV cache quantization framework. This overview breaks down how multi-stage compression achieves near-lossless storage through PolarQuant and QJL residuals, enabling massive context windows with minimal memory overhead
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AI Agents Need Their Own Desk, and Git Worktrees Give Them One
Git worktrees, parallel agentic coding sessions, and the setup tax you should be aware of
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Beyond Prompting: Using Agent Skills in Data Science
How I turned my eight-year weekly visualization habit into a reusable AI workflow
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What if an unsupervised model could become a strong classifier with only a handful of labels?
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Anthropic Launches Claude Opus 4.7 For “Most Difficult Tasks”
Artificial intelligence is rapidly developing. The minute we become accustomed to one breakthrough, another comes to shift our expectations. The new model, Claude Opus 4.7, that Anthropic introduced recently, is one such shift. The release tends to go beyond mere AI chatbots and makes AI a trusted, ...
OpenAI Announces GPT-5.4-Cyber But You Can’t Get it Just Yet
The question around AI, and I mean the pinnacle of AI, not your regular “write me an email”, is shifting. What used to be “what can it do for me?” has now become “who gets to use it?” We saw this recently with Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview – a supposed epitome of AI models that […]
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The upstream decision no model, or LLM can fix once you get it wrong
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Building My Own Personal AI Assistant: A Chronicle, Part 2
Building a personal AI assistant is rarely a single, monolithic effort. In this piece, I walk through my latest addition: a task breaker module that decomposes complex goals into structured, actionable steps — and why that single component changed how I think about AI-driven productivity.
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memweave: Zero-Infra AI Agent Memory with Markdown and SQLite — No Vector Database Required
The problem with agent memory today
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Introduction to Deep Evidential Regression for Uncertainty Quantification
Machine learning models can be confident even when they shouldn't be. This article introduces Deep Evidential Regression (DER), a method that lets neural networks rapidly express what they don't know.
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Mastering Deep Agents: Context Engineering that Actually Works
Deep Agents can plan, use tools, manage state, and handle long multi-step tasks. But their real performance depends on context engineering. Poor instructions, messy memory, or too much raw input quickly degrade results, while clean, structured context makes agents more reliable, cheaper, and easier ...
5 Practical Tips for Transforming Your Batch Data Pipeline into Real-Time: Upcoming Webinar
Bringing your batch pipeline to real-time requires careful consideration. This post brings you five practical tips to make the most of your modernization efforts. Join us for an upcoming webinar to learn even more.
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From OpenStreetMap to Power BI: Visualizing Wild Swimming Locations
How to turn OpenStreetMap data into an interactive map of wild swimming spots using Overpass API and Power BI.
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RAG Isn’t Enough — I Built the Missing Context Layer That Makes LLM Systems Work
Most RAG tutorials focus on retrieval or prompting. The real problem starts when context grows. This article shows a full context engineering system built in pure Python that controls memory, compression, re-ranking, and token budgets — so LLMs stay stable under real constraints.
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Data Modeling for Analytics Engineers: The Complete Primer
The best data models make it hard to ask bad questions and easy to answer good ones.
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