RAG Isn't Dead After All, Developer Concludes After Real-World Use
jakedahn · x · 2026-10-14
Developer jakedahn reports that "turns out, RAG is not dead," pushing back on the popular narrative that long-context models and agents have made retrieval-augmented generation obsolete. The short post reflects a broader realization among practitioners that RAG still holds practical value in real-world engineering setups.
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