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Context engineering in AI goes beyond basic prompt crafting by strategically shaping the model’s background knowledge, constraints, and framing to produce higher-quality outputs.

This blog post demonstrates how to build a powerful command-line tool using Golang that leverages Gemini AI to analyze PHP-FPM status reports.

For a blazingly fast application, optimizing Redis is key, but it's not the only factor.

This blog post comprehensively examines the debate between remote and on-site work models, highlighting that while remote work offers flexibility, on-site setups provide significant advantages in time-sensitive collaboration, immediate support, enhanced brainstorming, and stronger team cohesion d

To fix the "com.docker.vmnetd contains malware" error on macOS, start by terminating Docker and its related processes, then remove the flagged vmnetd files from the Library. Reinstall Docker by downloading the latest version and using command line instructions to mount and install the software.

When working with applications, log files can quickly grow to unmanageable sizes, consuming valuable disk space and slowing down systems. To address this, you might want to monitor your log file size and truncate it when it exceeds a specific limit.

This blog post tackles the issue of slow queries in MySQL databases. It provides a step-by-step approach to identify these sluggish queries through slow query logging and analysis.

This blog post explores how to use Percona's pt-query-digest tool to diagnose slow queries in MySQL.

Redis can supercharge your web app's speed by storing data in memory for lightning-fast retrieval, but it's not for everything. While it excels at caching and real-time features, Redis can't hold massive amounts of data and loses information upon restarts.

This blog post explores the functionalities of Redis slowlog and MONITOR, two key tools for optimizing your Redis instance.