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"Our p99 is fine" and "one user in six has a bad time" are the same sentence.
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Policywerk builds reinforcement learning from scratch in plain Python, standard library only, no NumPy, no PyTorch.
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Most reinforcement learning code starts after the interesting part.
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The last and two most interesting models in the modelwerk series turned out to be ones that came after the transformer.
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For the longest time children stood inside looms lifting weights to allow the thread to go through on the command of the weaver.
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A colleague asked me a deceptively simple question recently—what does it feel like when you are working with agents?
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Claude and I recently ran a security audit on the tars code base (more about tars here).
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Like many, I've been tracking the improvements to models for programming.
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Steve Yegge has been writing long blog posts about the software industry for twenty years.
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“There ought to be some mechanical way of doing this job, something on the principle of the Jacquard loom, whereby holes in a card regulate the pattern to be woven.” — Dr.
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An organisation should be as large as necessary and as small as possible.
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Here are some notes on a few books I enjoyed in 2024, not neccesarily books published that year.
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In this post we’ll cover how to get multiple machine learning models running on an Apple Mac using Ollama for model management, open-webui for interactive chat, and stable-diffusion-webui for image generation.
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At the end of 2019, I posted a book list for software engineers new to machine learning grouped into four areas: Machine Learning & Algorithms, Tools & Frameworks, Data Science & Analysis, and Companion Mathematics.
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I’ve mentioned more than once how effective I find org-mode as a productivity tool and organiser, without really explaining why.
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Here are some notes on a few books I enjoyed and learned from in 2021, not all of which are books published that year.
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American Icon.
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Here are some notes on a few books I enjoyed and learned from in 2020, not all of which are books published that year.
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“You've gotta start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology.
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Software engineers as Individual Contributors [1] are regularly asked to tackle problems that are transient in nature, or support some domain of interest for a period of time.