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a cool old read on ai infra by pinterest engineering
learned a lot on integrating ray into the infrastructure and optimizing whole web scale around it
https://t.co/Q2HGQ1CQXN
إعلان غير مدفوع: أنا جربت @CommandCodeAI goat plan ب 10 دولار بس و بستخدم موديل deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash
و ال quota مش بتخلص فمش عارف عالمينها إزاي بس شغل عالمي من @MrAhmadAwais و شكراً لدكتور حاتم ع الترشيح @hatem_hosny_
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It was about time someone connected system design to LLMs in a practical way.
Most material around LLMs still focuses on prompts and model choice.
And that will help you with your POC, but production forces you to deal with latency, cost, failures, security, and unpredictable outputs.
This book treats LLMs as what they are: an expensive, slow, non-deterministic dependency that can fail in strange ways.
If you want to take this dependency to production, you need to apply real engineering discipline around it: gateways, circuit breakers, caching, model routing, evaluation, retrieval pipelines, observability, and human review.
This book is full of case studies, and they are the best way to connect the dots.
The adaptive learning platform, for example, generates content offline, puts it through human review, and prepares personalized lessons before the user needs them. It separates the hot and cold paths and keeps LLMs away from the critical request path whenever possible.
It puts the focus where I think it belongs: the system around the model.
You can use my code SDL30 for 30% off at:
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or
https://t.co/fMknOkwZou
مبسوط إن OpenFGA بدأت تنتشر كنت حاسس اني الوحيد اللي بستخدمها. الشركة ديه المفروض يدوني نسبة من الارباح. آخر تلت شركات (تيمز) اشتغلت فيهم خلتهم يستخدموها وكلهم كانوا مبسوطين (عارف ان high scale) ساعات بيبقى محتاجة تظبيط بس بدل لما تبني من الاول
YC S26 Batch By The Numbers
Companies → 261
Founders → 534
International Founders → 48.6%
Countries → 47
Repeat YC Founders → 24
Top Origins:
India → 41
UK → 36
Canada → 35
China → 18
Turkey → 11
Top Past Employers:
Amazon → 27
Microsoft → 15
Meta → 13
Google → 10
Apple → 10
أول حاجه درستها في الMCP (Model Context Protocol) هي الMCP Client.
طب إيه هو الـMCP Client؟
وإزاي بيخلي Claude يقدر يتعامل مع Tools وخدمات خارجية؟
يلا نبدأ 👇
Jev-as-a-judge🤝 RL Environment Verifiers 🤝 way cheaper + faster RL
a lot of things in Agent World look like classification problems…including grading RL
- many RL Tasks need a judge to verify pieces of outputs or trajectories
- at scale this can be very expensive and slow with tons of rollouts to score
- Jev is incredibly fast and cheap meaning, can potentially remove the verification bottleneck for many tasks
we previously worked with @harvey on their LAB benchmark which used LLM-as-Judge for tens of criteria per task
we found that Harness/Prompt Engineering + Open Models meant we could judge tasks orders of magnitude cheaper
like any verifier, it needs to be calibrated to make you’re giving back a good signal
but Jev has the opportunity to massively bring down verification costs (and tuning friction) for many tasks
which means more teams will do RL, which is great!
خلصت LSM-tree key-value store built from scratch بـ Rust.
دخلت فيه أكتر في database internals: WAL و crash recovery، SSTables، Bloom filters، compaction، وكمان الـ concurrency بين الـ reads/writes والـ background compaction.
تفاصيل أكتر والـ benchmarks:
https://t.co/2jMi2jdu3a
منصة CymBytes تقدم Free Lab وكلاسات مباشرة ، وتتيح تحقيقات واقعية باستخدام Splunk logs. يستطيع المستخدم ان يحلل الهجمات بنفسه مع شرح الخطوات. وهذا يعطي تجربة قريبة من بيئة العمل الفعلية .
https://t.co/r64lDG3cV5
#الأمن_السيبراني
Wafer just dropped an AI performance engineering repo that covers:
> GPU fundamentals & CUDA
> kernel optimization
> FlashAttention
> KV caching, quantization
> NVIDIA, AMD & TPU architectures
and all resources link to solid docs, papers, and repos.