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DSPy is a useful AI workflow development tool, but its runtime configuration introduced issues for our production workflows.
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How the emergence of useful agentic coding in late 2025 might affect everything.
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Lessons from 39 job conversations after a layoff from Spotify, and what the market looks like for ML engineers in 2024.
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How Airbnb scaled its data infrastructure with Airflow, Zipline, and other frameworks for ML at hundreds-of-models scale.
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Trends from RecSys 2018: contextual bandits, deep learning for recommendations, and fairness in personalization.
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Speaking at SciPy 2017 about modeling trends in music, plus highlights from other talks at the conference.
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Teaching git fundamentals to iHeartRadio's algorithms team to scale collaboration beyond single-owner folders.
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A primer on L1, L2, and ElasticNet regularization and why they help models generalize.
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Detecting unusual spikes in Twitter community activity using time series decomposition, built at Betaworks with Rohit Jain.
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Presenting an autoscaling project at Surge 2012 and learning that good instrumentation matters more than a good forecasting model.
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A step-by-step guide to installing R and rpy2 on a bare EC2 instance for Python developers who need R's statistical packages.
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How sleep deprivation during a busy summer led to silly bugs in a toy virtual memory manager.
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Why traditional grading ignores question difficulty, and how item response theory offers a better measure of student ability.