EP179: Kubernetes Explained
Well, I was expecting a bit more detailed explanation for the titular topic.
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How Dropbox Built an AI Product Dash with RAG and AI Agents
While RAG is amazing with high-quality and contextual Q&A type queries, AI agents help with breaking down complex tasks and orchestrating them using plan-validate-execute approach.
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A simple, low-stakes method to practice influencing by leveraging multiple-stakeholder meetings to listen/summarize, build a well-reasoned opinion, and share it with others.
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A simple 3-step framework for getting shit done while giving you some breathing space. Nothing groundbreaking, but a good reminder.
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EP177: The Modern Software Stack
While there’s nothing groundbreaking about the titular infographic, the ones for concurrency vs. parallelism and JWT vs PASETO are intriguing!
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Takeaway mantra: be impatient with inputs (what you control) and patient with outputs (what you don’t control).
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Ep. 368: I Want Work-Life Balance. Am I Doomed to Mediocrity?
I agree with Cal here that whether one must make big work-life balance sacrifices depends on their definition of success (money, startup exit, impact, remarkability, American dream lifestyle, etc.). Certain goals do require one to substantially cut down on personal time.
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How Reddit Delivers Notifications to Tens of Millions of Users
It’s amazing how much work, refinements, and algos go into balancing something as simple as push notifications to keep them relevant and not pushy for users.
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How LLMs See Images, Audio, and More
A video is tokenised by first splitting it into individual image frames and audio sequences and then tokenising images and audios. Not surprising but interesting.
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Learning to learn | K/L
aka avoiding the expert beginner trap.