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Rahul is a passionate IT professional who loves to sharing his knowledge with others and inspiring them to expand their technical knowledge. Rahul's current objective is to write informative and easy-to-understand articles to help people avoid day-to-day technical issues altogether. Follow Rahul's blog to stay informed on the latest trends in IT and gain insights into how to tackle complex technical issues. Whether you're a beginner or an expert in the field, Rahul's articles are sure to leave you feeling inspired and informed.

RAG System Design: The LLM Interview Whiteboard Round

RAG system design, short for Retrieval-Augmented Generation, is the GenAI whiteboard round where an interviewer says “design ChatPDF for an enterprise” and then watches how you think for forty-five minutes, not what you can draw. This post walks that round end to end: an eight-layer framework, two fully worked designs, the follow-up gauntlet on ACLs, freshness, and scale, and a mock transcript with the rubric, every number computed with real code. “They grade the numbers you defend, not the boxes ... Read More

Build an AI Portfolio That Gets Interviews: GitHub, Kaggle

Recruiters skim a stack of look-alike resumes; a link to shipped, evaluated work is what stops the scroll. An AI portfolio is that link, and the big AI employers say some version of the same thing on their careers pages: they hire on demonstrated, shipped work. If you followed this series, the projects already exist. This playbook turns that pile of repos into interviews. “Talk is cheap. Show me the code.” Linus Torvalds Last Updated: July 2026 | Tested on: ... Read More

Choosing an AI Tech Stack: 3 Real Case Studies

Teams pick the shiny tool first, bend the problem to fit it, and six months later a large language model is doing a job a hundred lines of scikit-learn would have nailed. Choosing an AI tech stack is where projects quietly go wrong before any model code exists. This post gives you a four-axis decision framework, then walks three real case studies to very different, defensible stacks. “The best stack is the boring one that clears your acceptance metric and ... Read More