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πŸ‘‹ Welcome to My Compile Time Thoughts
’m Solomon, CS guy, currently working on data science & ml specializing in deep learning. I occasionally do web development projects.
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Could have been a book in and of itself eko 😁
I was scrolling to start just on the content but backing to read the intro i mean prerequisite book😁


I am getting a bit of overthinker
Hope I will have productive, brutally challenging, uncertain... summer.
I wish I had a laser focus on one stuff but I don't think I will make it. Many stuffs are sabotaging me from the start huh

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I would say the same.
Huh, I don't even know what is happening anymore.
I genuinely don't understand why. Negligence? Incompetence? Being afraid to make a technical comment because it might expose some *? I don't know.
There are some lecturers, of course, but they are one of a kind. I'm not even seeking every lecturer to raise the bar, challenge us, and push us to do more. At the very least, they shouldn't embarrass students who actually put in the effort to learn. actually, they're only embarrassing themselves πŸ™„πŸ˜

What I don't understand is why they do what they do. pure gut feeling? ego? habit? lack of preparation? I was even insulted for no reason😏
If a student spends weeks building something complex, the least an evaluator can do is understand what is being presented before judging it. You don't need to know everything, but you should be curious enough to ask meaningful questions and humble enough to admit when something is outside your expertise. I remember only one lecturer admitting he learnt something new and even said "I haven't even heard of this stuff".

Don't worry bro, we are creating generational incompetence😎😁

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i was reading some self help book and then cascaded to read the technical stuff and then business stuffπŸ™„πŸ˜

Let' say you developed a drug and wanted to experiment the efficacy of the drug. You have so called control and experimental groups. was good high schooler huh😁
If some patients drop out because the side effects are too severe, what would you include in your dataset for analysis? The ones who strictly followed the prescription or just the category you made earlier(Intention-to-Treat or ITT)?

it seemed to me it applies to software engineering related stuffs too.
Imagine you optimize a caching engine, check your dashboard, and ghost us like
Average Latency: 12ms πŸš€
You're ready to celebrate. But you look closer and realize under high thread contention, 15% of requests hit a race condition and time out completely. The remaining 85% are just blindingly fast.
If you measure your system's performance only using the requests that succeeded, you are committing a classic Per-Protocol Error. You're bragging about a 12ms latency while ignoring the fact that you broke the app for nearly a fifth of your users.
The ITT principle says: If you intended to process it, you have to count it. When you factor those 15% timeouts back into the math (since a timeout practically means infinite latency), your brilliant new architecture is actually a downgrade.

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well...😁


Forward from: sudo jajos
well well for anyone interested to have access of claude top tier models u can use this it gives u a monthly credit :

https://freemodel.dev/invite/FRE-06127267

#claude $credit
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Today I was continuing a book I started reading last week. It’s honestly really interesting.

The insights are sharp, and the content is short, but that’s kind of the point for me. I just wanted something that triggers curiosity and this one does that well. btw I sometime find myself understanding the content way different from the authors intention lol.

I don’t really like forcefeeding stuff. I prefer books that make me pause, ask the right questions, and reflect on things myself.

I stumbled on a section today and tempted to share it with you. Let me let the temptation win😁
I didn’t summarize it. Direct quote.

https://telegra.ph/Book-Quotes-06-19

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Time to recover the routines I sacrificed to the academic gods 😏
My routines are saying, "Who the hell are you, dude?" though.😁

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Good nightπŸ₯°

Let me enjoy my nightmares

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Well... this is what I could dedicate😏

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Forward from: Artificial Intelligence
If I were starting AI again in 2026, I would focus on RAG first

Today companies are hiring engineers who can build complete AI systems.

If you really want your AI portfolio to stand out, stop building basic chatbots and start building RAG applications.

Because Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is becoming the backbone of:
β†’ Enterprise AI systems
β†’ AI copilots
β†’ Research assistants
β†’ AI agents
β†’ Knowledge management platforms
β†’ Internal company GPTs

Here are 10 powerful RAG projects that can seriously level up your portfolio:

1. Document Analysis with LLMs
β†’ Extract text directly from PDFs using Python
β†’ Build summarization and question-answering workflows
β†’ Learn preprocessing, chunking, and structured extraction
β†’ https://medium.com/data-science/document-parsing-using-large-language-models-with-code-9229fda09cdf

2. Build Your First RAG System
β†’ Learn embeddings, chunking, and vector retrieval from scratch
β†’ Understand how retrieval improves LLM responses
β†’ Great starting point before using frameworks
β†’ https://youtu.be/sVcwVQRHIc8?si=ffFqjzExydP7CfNh

3. IBM Guided RAG Project
β†’ Follow production-style RAG architecture patterns
β†’ Learn LangChain workflows with enterprise practices
β†’ Covers retrieval pipelines and response grounding
β†’ https://www.coursera.org/learn/project-generative-ai-applications-with-rag-and-langchain

4. GraphRAG Pipeline
β†’ Connect retrieval with knowledge graphs
β†’ Improve contextual understanding across related entities
β†’ Useful for research, healthcare, and enterprise search
β†’ https://amanxai.com/2026/01/27/build-a-graphrag-pipeline-for-smart-retrieval/

5. Multi-Document RAG
β†’ Query multiple files in a single workflow
β†’ Build shared retrieval across reports, docs, and PDFs
β†’ Learn indexing and ranking strategies
β†’ https://amanxai.com/2026/01/06/building-a-multi-document-rag-system/

6. Agentic RAG Pipeline
β†’ Combine retrieval with autonomous AI agents
β†’ Add tool calling and decision-making workflows
β†’ Learn how modern AI agents plan and retrieve context
β†’ https://amanxai.com/2025/12/30/building-an-agentic-rag-pipeline/

7. Real-Time AI Assistant
β†’ Build live retrieval systems with LangChain
β†’ Connect APIs, live data, and vector databases
β†’ Learn streaming responses and dynamic retrieval
β†’ https://amanxai.com/2025/11/18/build-a-real-time-ai-assistant-using-rag-langchain/

8. A practical guide to building agents
β†’ Automate paper analysis and summarization
β†’ Retrieve insights from multiple research papers
β†’ Useful for students, analysts, and research teams
β†’ https://cdn.openai.com/business-guides-and-resources/a-practical-guide-to-building-agents.pdf

9. Multimodal RAG System
β†’ Combine text and image understanding in one pipeline
β†’ Learn multimodal retrieval workflows
β†’ Useful for healthcare, finance, and document intelligence
β†’ https://www.ibm.com/think/tutorials/build-multimodal-rag-langchain-with-docling-granite

10. LangChain RAG Agent
β†’ Build production-ready RAG agents with memory
β†’ Add tools, retrieval chains, and agent reasoning
β†’ https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/langchain/rag

Most developers stop after learning basics.

The top AI engineers build systems.

And RAG is still one of the fastest ways to prove real AI engineering skills in interviews and projects.

AI industry is moving very fast.

Join Artificial Intelligence
https://t.me/Artificial_intelligence_in


i am still in ግα‰₯αŒ₯ man
I need my Moses😁
Perhaps if I survive...

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Is this guy okay gn😁

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LeetCode Lesson
The ambitious me: "I'll solve one quick problem before bedπŸ™„"
3 hard problems, 2 mediums and some easies for dopamine, and 24 hours later...
Time Complexity: O(entire day)😁
Space complexity: idk prolly quadratic. I just sense my brain is hitting the asymptote.

Just open LeetCode if you feel you have free time. It will humble you lol.
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β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–‘β–‘β–‘ 76.16438356...% of the year is gone huh.

I wish I could time travel and tweak some dude stuffs.
Just a little🀏😁

Have a good day dudes.

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Forward from: Biniyam
This is the US straight up telling the world their stance. Even if they build AGI (btw trained on dataset across the globe) they’re most likely not sharing it with us.

α‹¨αˆ°α‹ ነገር α‹¨αˆ°α‹ αŠα‹πŸ˜

That’s why we need our own models. More African/Ethiopian startups building AI infra. Depending on gatekeepers is always gonna put us in a disadvantage.

@b1n1yamBuilds



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