Day 20: RLHF — Why LLMs Need Human Feedback to Improve
Learn what RLHF (Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback) is, how it makes AI models like ChatGPT more helpful, and why developers… Continue reading on Javarevisited…
Learn what RLHF (Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback) is, how it makes AI models like ChatGPT more helpful, and why developers… Continue reading on Javarevisited…
Learn AI one day at a time — from prompts to embeddings, fine-tuning to vector search — designed for Java backend developers stepping into… Continue…
Let’s be honest: if the internet were a bustling train station, most traditional servers like Apache would be the flustered ticket agent… Continue reading on…
There was a time when hitting a wall in your code felt personal. You’d stare at your screen, debugger open, cursor blinking… and nothing… Continue…
10 1Z0–830 Practice questions for Java developers with resources like books, courses and practice tests. Hello guys, a lot of you emailed me to share sample…
Constructors are special methods that run when you create an object. But what if you have more than one constructor in a class? Continue reading…
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Can I inject a prototype bean into a singleton bean? The short answer is: yes, but not in the way you might expect. Continue reading…
AI Engineers are also Software Engineers and you can read these book to become an AI Engineer in 2025 Hello guys, Artificial Intelligence is no longer…
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Photo by Logan Voss on Unsplash In the past few years, we’ve witnessed the rapid evolution of AI — or more aptly, the evolution of “THE NEXT WORD…
System design interviews can be intimidating, especially when you’re asked to design a scalable, high-performing, and reliable system… Continue reading on Javarevisited » This post…
How do microservices communicate with each other? We’ll explore the two main ways services talk: synchronous and asynchronous. Continue reading on Javarevisited » This post…
Today’s question explores Java’s exception mechanism , specifically around the often-confused class called Error: Can you catch an Error Continue reading on Javarevisited » This post…