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Ahmed Adawy

@ai-architectureCape Town, South AfricaJoined July 2026

Computational Nuclear Engineer • Scientific Python • AI Engineering

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Scientific Python • AI Engineering • Numerical Methods • Building practical tutorials and open-source tools.

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AAAhmed Adawyadawy.hashnode.devOct 8 · 13 min read

What Is Production AI Engineering? A Practical Guide to Building Production-Grade AI Systems

What Is Production AI Engineering? A Practical Guide to Building Production-Grade AI Systems Generative AI has made it remarkably easy to build an application that sends a prompt to an LLM and receive

AAAhmed Adawyadawy.hashnode.devOct 4 · 5 min read

Demystifying LLM Serving Infrastructure: How PagedAttention and Continuous Batching Scale Inference

Moving a Large Language Model (LLM) from a local prototype in a Jupyter notebook to a high-throughput, multi-tenant production environment is a brutal awakening. While data scientists spend months opt

AAAhmed Adawyadawy.hashnode.devOct 3 · 3 min read

Code Is Not Cheap: Why Software Fundamentals Matter More Than Ever in the AI Era

An AI coding agent can inspect your repository, spin up a new endpoint, modify the database schema, wire the frontend, generate unit tests, handle errors, and produce a migration—all in under ten minu

AAAhmed Adawyadawy.hashnode.devOct 2 · 3 min read

LLM Inference Engineering: Overcoming the KV-Cache Bottleneck and Maximizing Production Throughput

LLM Inference Engineering: Overcoming the KV-Cache Bottleneck and Maximizing Production Throughput When moving a Large Language Model (LLM) from a prototype to a production environment, you immediatel

AAAhmed Adawyadawy.hashnode.devOct 1 · 2 min read

Why "Working Code" Isn't Enough (A Journey into Computational Physics & High-Performance Engineering) We’ve all been there: you write so

Why "Working Code" Isn't Enough (A Journey into Computational Physics & High-Performance Engineering) We’ve all been there: you write some code, it runs fine on your local machine or a test server, a