RAG Engineering / 02Chunking, Parsing, and the Evidence You Lose
Compare chunk boundaries on the same source, preserve qualifiers and table structure, and evaluate retrieval against stable evidence rather than arbitrary chunk IDs.
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Compare chunk boundaries on the same source, preserve qualifiers and table structure, and evaluate retrieval against stable evidence rather than arbitrary chunk IDs.
Understand how RAG connects documents to an LLM: build an index, retrieve passages, assemble context, and return an answer with traceable sources.
A system-level guide to the twelve classic RAG failure modes, the techniques now used to address them, and the limits that still remain.
How two OpenUsage projects inspired me to investigate a Codex JSONL edge case and build a local-first dashboard for AI coding agents.
Learn how to choose and use statistical tests without turning analysis into a p-value checklist—from experimental design and assumptions to effect sizes, confidence intervals, and...
How to connect VS Code Copilot Chat to local OpenAI-compatible models served by LM Studio or Unsloth Studio, including the BYOK utility-model setting that prevents agent errors.
A practical mental model for KV cache memory, vLLM PagedAttention, SGLang RadixAttention, and prefill/decode disaggregation in modern LLM serving.
A reproducible CPU-only vLLM and LMCache workspace for understanding KV cache reuse, transfer modes, and local inference debugging on Apple Silicon.
How to use one local proxy to connect Databricks Model Serving to both VS Code Copilot Custom Endpoint and GitHub Copilot CLI.
How I use a Git ref as a local message channel between Claude Code and Codex for implementation, independent review, and iterative bug fixing.