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# Rutvika Goswami

@Btawrites · Joined July 2025

From bug to breakthrough\_\_where code meets persepective

### [27 AI Terms You’ll Keep Hearing as a Beginner — Explained Without the Jargon](https://btawrites.hashnode.dev/27-ai-terms-you-ll-keep-hearing-as-a-beginner-explained-without-the-jargon?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

If you're starting your journey in Artificial Intelligence, you've probably noticed something interesting: learning AI isn't only about learning Python, mathematics, or machine learning algorithms. Th

11 min read · [btawrites.hashnode.dev](https://btawrites.hashnode.dev/27-ai-terms-you-ll-keep-hearing-as-a-beginner-explained-without-the-jargon?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[Sep 6](https://hashnode.com/posts/27-ai-terms-you-ll-keep-hearing-as-a-beginner-explained-without-the-jargon/6a9d51b81237af5d6115b9aa)

### [NumPy Array Operations Every Beginner Should Actually Know](https://btawrites.hashnode.dev/numpy-array-operations-every-beginner-should-actually-know?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

When I started learning NumPy, arrays themselves weren't really the confusing part. Creating one was easy. Printing it was easy. Even accessing an element was easy. The confusion started when I had to

7 min read · [btawrites.hashnode.dev](https://btawrites.hashnode.dev/numpy-array-operations-every-beginner-should-actually-know?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[Aug 30](https://hashnode.com/posts/numpy-array-operations-every-beginner-should-actually-know/6a93ade6751a959f89d0e155)

### [Gemma Under the Hood: What Developers Should Know About Google’s Open-Weight AI Models](https://btawrites.hashnode.dev/gemma-under-the-hood-what-developers-should-know-about-google-s-open-weight-ai-models?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

If you have ever worked with an AI API, you probably don't think much about what happens after you send a request. You write a prompt, call an endpoint, wait for the response, and continue building yo

7 min read · [btawrites.hashnode.dev](https://btawrites.hashnode.dev/gemma-under-the-hood-what-developers-should-know-about-google-s-open-weight-ai-models?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[Aug 29](https://hashnode.com/posts/gemma-under-the-hood-what-developers-should-know-about-google-s-open-weight-ai-models/6a9326b916cc540470e64d6f)

### [Why LLMs Hallucinate: A Technical Look at Confident, Incorrect Output](https://btawrites.hashnode.dev/why-llms-hallucinate-a-technical-look-at-confident-incorrect-output?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

If you've built anything on top of an LLM, you've run into this: the model returns a well-structured, grammatically perfect answer — and it's wrong. Not vague-wrong. Specifically, confidently wrong. A

5 min read · [btawrites.hashnode.dev](https://btawrites.hashnode.dev/why-llms-hallucinate-a-technical-look-at-confident-incorrect-output?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[Aug 26](https://hashnode.com/posts/why-llms-hallucinate-a-technical-look-at-confident-incorrect-output/6a8e88d194d89933afb123c6)

### [I Stopped Asking AI for Code. Here’s What I Ask Instead.](https://btawrites.hashnode.dev/i-stopped-asking-ai-for-code-here-s-what-i-ask-instead?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

When I started using AI for programming, my first instinct was exactly what you'd expect from a beginner: whenever something broke, I pasted the code into ChatGPT and asked it to fix it. It was fast,

8 min read · [btawrites.hashnode.dev](https://btawrites.hashnode.dev/i-stopped-asking-ai-for-code-here-s-what-i-ask-instead?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[Aug 17](https://hashnode.com/posts/i-stopped-asking-ai-for-code-here-s-what-i-ask-instead/6a82936f98f3f5d186d7cf4b)