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SafeChat: Building AI-Powered Safety Systems at Scale in a Real-Time Marketplace
Bruna Pereira shares how DoorDash built a scalable AI moderation platform. Learn how combining cheap classifiers with LLM scoring reduced incidents and cut latency in real-time chat.
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Enchant Your AI and APIs with eBPF Magic 🪄
Dan Finneran explains how to use eBPF and AI gateways in Kubernetes to transparently observe, modify, and control unowned AI agent API calls without altering source code.
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Why Fetch When You Can Sync? Building Local-First Apps on a Sync Engine Architecture
James Arthur explains how extending reactivity to the server via Electric and TanStack DB replaces manual data fetching with real-time sync for high-performance, agentic web applications.
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Understanding Progressive Collapse: How To Avoid A Cascading Failure
Sam Newman explains how to apply civil engineering’s concept of progressive collapse to digital systems, sharing actionable techniques to mitigate cascading failures in complex cloud architecture.
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The Right 300 Tokens Beat 100k Noisy Ones: The Architecture of Context Engineering
Baruch Sadogursky and Patrick Debois explain context engineering antipatterns in coding agents, demonstrating how skills, right-tool retrieval, and external memory optimize developer workflows.
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Producing the World's Cheapest Tokens: A How-to Guide
Meryem Arik explains how to cut AI inference costs by up to 90% by optimizing batch sizes, hardware selection, and request scheduling for high-volume, non-real-time workloads.
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Keeping ChatGPT Fast as AI Development Accelerates
Martin Spier shares how agentic coding accelerates release velocity at OpenAI and explains how always-on AI agents redefine performance engineering to keep ChatGPT fast at massive scale.
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From ms to µs: OSS Valkey Architecture Patterns for Modern AI
Dumanshu Goyal explains how moving from proxied architectures to direct access in Redis/Valkey slashes tail latency to microseconds, lowers costs, and eliminates single points of failure.
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Platform Engineering for Everyone - Success Can’t Be Coded
Max Korbacher shares why internal developer platforms fail and how engineering leaders can build successful, product-minded platforms by focusing on people and process over raw technology.
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The Rust High Performance Talk You Did Not Expect
Ruth Linehan discusses Momento’s 3-year migration from Kotlin to Rust, explaining how the borrow checker speeds up delivery velocity and why Rust lowers overall engineering costs in production.
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Road to Compliance: Will Your Internal Users Hate Your Platform Team?
Davide de Paolis shares how to scale internal compliance and platform engineering without breaking developer velocity, detailing automated feedback loops and "minimum viable governance" on AWS.
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Chaos Engineering GPU Clusters
Bryan Oliver explains how to apply chaos engineering to massive GPU clusters. Learn how to handle hardware variability, NUMA nodes, and network faults to secure your AI infrastructure.