Deepan Seeralan

Two days ago, Google Cloud published a spec called the Open Knowledge Format (OKF).

This is the post I wish I had six months ago when I was trying to take my first RAG prototype and turn it into something I could actually deploy and share with others.

In distributed systems, ensuring unique and scalable identifiers is critical.

Pinecone announced their serverless architecture in early 2024, and after using both the pod-based and serverless versions on a few small projects, I have some thoughts on what actually changed — and what didn’t.

Over the past year I’ve watched “RAG” go from a niche research acronym to something that comes up in every engineering discussion involving LLMs.

A habit that I developed in recent times is to take a short note about the things I learn at work and in my personal explorations.

I have been reading about gRPC and protobuf in the recent times, exploring protocol buffers and grpc concepts.

A short while ago I happened to work on Zookeeper related feature that required the use of Zookeeper C Client library to interact with the ensemble.

A few months ago, ChatGPT was made generally available and like many others, I was in awe of its technology, power, and most importantly, its simplicity of use.

I have been using Google Universal analytics tag with my blog for a while.