This blog post discusses the challenges of extracting structured information from unstructured documents using Large Language Models (LLMs). With the recent release of structured output by OpenAI, developers can now pass a JSON schema and get back a response that conforms to it.
The second part in the blog series of how to build a RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) system from scratch. Aimed at beginners, the blog will introduce you to foundational concepts and pieces which are needed to build such a system. The blog comes with code and step by step implementation
First part in the blog series of how to build a RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) system from scratch. Aimed at beginners, the blog will introduce you to foundational concepts and pieces which are needed to build such a system. The blog comes with code and step by step implementation.
A list of learning materials for software engineers that want to start working on Generative AI projects. The materials and concepts are categorized from beginner to more advanced with explanations on why each concept is important.
Generative AI beginner-friendly glossary for software engineers who are just starting out in the AI space. Terminology is explained in the simplest terms with a lot of well-known examples and references.
After passing a few cloud certifications last year, I'm sharing some tips and tricks on how to prepare. We will also look at a technique called spaced repetition and see how we can leverage it to pass the exam with flying colors.
This post is an improved guide on how to work with Emscripten and Embind to compile C++ code to WebAssembly. We also cover some tips and tricks which are not clear from Emscripten documentation.
In this post we offer a few tips on how to convince businesspeople and product owner to invest more time in solving technical tasks.
We all know that testing is critical for any software product and JS landscape offers a lot of tools to perform this task. One of the most popular ones is Jest which is famous for its simplicity.