OpenAIPlanning for AGI and beyond
Exploring the Future of Artificial General Intelligence and Its Implications
The New York TimesTechnical Takeaways from Building an Animated Image Carousel on The New York Times iOS Core News…
An in-depth look at the technical takeaways from building an animated image carousel on The New York Times iOS Core News App using SwiftUI and UIKit frameworks.
OpenAIPlanning for AGI and beyond
Exploring the importance of planning for the future of artificial general intelligence and its impact on humanity.
UberD3: An Automated System to Detect Data Drifts
An automated system to detect data drifts in batch datasets at Uber scale, reducing the median time to detect issues by 5X.
PinterestPinterest is now on HTTP/3
Pinterest has adopted HTTP/3, the next generation HTTP protocol, for major production domains on their multi-CDN edge network and upgraded client apps' network stack to support the new protocol, resulting in faster and more reliable networking for users.
Ink and SwitchInk Note Feb 2023: Crosscut Extension Design Jam
Exploration of enhancing Crosscut's operator design with multi-directional computation, symbolic math, and dynamic abstractions to improve expressiveness and usability in geometric modeling.
Snorkel AICredo AI DS head on operationalizing responsible AI
Operationalizing responsible AI: A discussion on turning abstract concepts into measurable observations and actions in AI systems with a focus on fairness and responsible AI using the Credo AI Lens tool.
Gossip Glomers
This blogpost introduces the 'Gossip Glomers', a series of distributed systems challenges that combine real code with academic rigor to teach people about distributed systems theory and help them gain practical experience.
DoorDashHow DoorDash Designed a Successful Write-Heavy Scalable and Reliable Inventory Platform
Designing and implementing a scalable and reliable inventory platform to manage a large number of items for multiple merchants in the Convenience and Grocery business.
Ink and SwitchInk Note Feb 2023: Crosscut Extension Design Jam • Marcel's Notes
Explores the design and limitations of the Crosscut extension model focusing on local constraint solving, dataflow visualization through algebraic expressions, split operators, handling circular dependencies, and potential extensions like propagating guesses and bridging information to improve interactive geometry constraint solving.
Ink and SwitchInk Note Feb 2023: Crosscut Extension Design Jam • James's Notes
Exploring design improvements for the Crosscut extension to achieve truly bidirectional circuit programming by integrating meta-ink visual relationships with declarative formula-like expressions, enhancing intuitive creation and encapsulation of reusable components.
Ink and SwitchInk Note Feb 2023: Crosscut Extension Design Jam • Alex's Notes
Exploration of well-formedness rules, spatial queries, and component abstraction in Crosscut circuit design to enhance usability and functionality.