Why Developers Don't Translate The Docs
Stars, forks, likes, upvotes, downloads. In a world where user metrics rule, why don’t more technical projects translate their docs to reach more global users?
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Why UX Will Get Worse Before it Gets Better
The things we make are not user-friendly by accident; we have to make them that way.
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Using Google's Secret Manager API with Go
Security is by definition an inconvenience. At the very least, it’s about making access to data as challenging as possible for the baddies, conveniently measured in computation time.
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What Are Protocol Buffers?
Protocol buffers are a method for serializing data to efficiently send between programs. The structure is reminiscent of XML or JSON, but unlike these more commonly used text-based serialization methods, protocol buffers are designed to produce extremely compact messages using a binary format.
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Can't Read, Won't Buy
To say we are not at our most empowered when trying to communicate in an unfamiliar language is a bit of an understatement.
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A Parrot Trainer Eats Crow
In this post, we’ll consider how it is that models trained on massive datasets using millions of parameters can be both “low bias” and also very biased, and begin to think through what we in the ML community might be able to do about it.
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