AI Engineering Reading Notes — Chapter 3: Evaluation Methodologies
How do we know an AI application is good enough? Notes on measuring predictions, testing outcomes, comparing answers, and evaluating the judges themselves.
How do we know an AI application is good enough? Notes on measuring predictions, testing outcomes, comparing answers, and evaluating the judges themselves.
Understanding what shapes a foundation model: the data it learns from, its architecture, how it is trained to answer, and how it selects output tokens.
Reading Chapter 1 of AI Engineering: how language models learn, what makes a foundation model useful, and why adapting an existing model is a practical starting point.
A personal reflection on passing CKAD through repeated kubectl practice, objective-driven study, documentation, and hands-on Kubernetes labs.
A personal reflection on passing EX280 through official Red Hat training, objective-driven study, documentation, and hands-on OpenShift practice in my home lab.
A practical hardware-to-Proxmox guide for adding a 2 TB Lexar NM790 NVMe SSD to the AOOSTAR GEM10 home-lab server.
My EX280 preparation plan combines official Red Hat training and documentation with repeatable OpenShift practice in my Proxmox home lab.
A tested kcli workflow for deploying k3s on Proxmox, with the storage and kubeconfig problems I hit along the way.
A practical guide to running kcli on a Mac, configuring Proxmox API and SSH access, and creating the first VM from a cloud image.
A hands-on preparation guide for EX188 covering Podman muscle memory, rootless containers, systemd integration, and exam-day habits.