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Short previews from Blueprints & Bugs my LinkedIn newsletter on ML and AI systems, real build lessons, failures, fixes, and reusable patterns. Each preview links to the full article on LinkedIn.

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Newsletter LaunchJanuary 31, 2026

Welcome to Blueprints & Bugs!

An introduction to Blueprints & Bugs: a build-log newsletter about taking ML and AI systems from prototypes to production, including the architecture decisions, failures, fixes, and reusable patterns behind real systems.

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RAG SystemsPublished on LinkedIn

From PDFs to Persistent Knowledge

A practical look at moving beyond one-off PDF chat toward persistent knowledge systems, where documents become reusable, searchable context for better research, reasoning, and decision support.

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LLM EvaluationFebruary 17, 2026

Evaluating LLM-based Systems Before Production

Shipping an LLM feature without evaluation is like deploying a payment system without tests. This deep dive breaks down retrieval quality, answer grounding, reliability metrics, thin eval sets, and release gates for production AI systems.

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GraphRAGApril 2, 2026

Why Standard RAG is Broken (And How Graph Analytics Fixes It)

Standard vector-only RAG hits a semantic ceiling when facts, relationships, and directionality matter. This piece explains why graph-backed retrieval can reduce structural blindness and make AI answers more reliable.

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Production DebuggingPublished on LinkedIn

When the Backend Had Data but the Dashboard Showed Zeros

A production debugging story about the gap between backend truth and frontend display, tracing why data existed in the system while the dashboard still showed zeros.

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