Tyler Eastman

Full-Stack and AI Guru @

[Mukesh Baphna @mukesh_baphna]

A patch used to buy you 63 days. Now it buys you zero.

Exploits are weaponized *before* the patch is even public.

Anything deciding from stale training data is deciding about yesterday's world.
Retrieve with @YouDotCom, judge with @typesafeai Jev

https://t.co/24T1bOlvCe

[You.com @youdotcom]

Which companies will have a #1 AI model by December 31?

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One parameter. No connector list to maintain.

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[TypeSafe AI @typesafeai]

Jev is a huge power-up for research agents!

@edwardirby built a @youdotcom agent that monitors business risks, and compared Jev to an ordinary LLM judge.

• Same report quality
• But the LLM flip-flopped: 0.35 -> 0.68 -> 0.50 on the same threat
• the LLM missed 5 of 11 investigations. Jev missed none.
• Jev was 250x cheaper, 3-6x faster

Write-up 👇

[Tyler Eastman @tyler5673]

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[Tyler Eastman @tyler5673]

@schneider @realDonaldTrump @FoxNews

[@[email protected] @hannesstruss]

TIL you can add a reason to your Gradle dependency declarations, which will show up in the dependencyInsight report: https://t.co/XXcLq0ALzy

[Rodolphe Dutel @rdutel]

Dear tech companies,

Employees don't need ping pong tables or beer fridges at work. 🙅‍♂️🙅‍♀️

Employees need flexibility to do their best work and enjoy life. For instance, working remotely. 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️

Please offer trust, not toys. 🙌

[Britt Barak 🇬🇧 🏡 ❤️ 🧘‍♀️ @BrittBarak]

Have u seen any of my "Who's Afraid Of #MachineLearning " talks?

Here's another chance to be friends w/ ML & the exciting #MLKit
A series of blog posts starting now: https://t.co/WWIRdpBgX9

Happy Jewish New Year! 🍎🍯❤
#androidDev @GoogleDevExpert

[Android Studio @AndroidStudio]

Android Studio 3.2 RC3 is now available in the Beta channel. If we find no additional blocking issues, this is the version of Android Studio 3.2 that we will release to the Stable channel. Please update, test your projects, and let us know of any bugs.
https://t.co/n72H1cMRfh

[Google Developer Group NYC @gdg_nyc]

It's happening! #FlutterStudyJam kicks off at Google NYC tomorrow. Join @skotwani @nitya @martin_rybak & members of @gdg_nyc & @nycflutter communities to kickstart your @flutterio journey!
Plus good food, stickers and a #Dash plushie raffle? 😱

RSVP NOW:
https://t.co/qZwWh66PK4

[Google AI @GoogleAI]

Building ML models that are robust and inclusive even when learning from imperfect data is an important research challenge. To spur further progress in developing inclusive models, we are announcing the Inclusive Images Competition on Kaggle. https://t.co/gVMImMZ8sR

[Jeremy King @jeremybking]

Walmart Tests Crowdsourced Delivery Platform - congratulations @walmartlabs and #walmart team on another successful launch! https://t.co/DRs2iOxQN5

[Kelly Vaughn @kvlly]

Even the best developers forget how to code the most basic things.

Whether you're brand new, been coding for a few years, or have made development your lifelong career, you'll run into this scenario and it's totally okay.

[🔎Julia Evans🔍 @b0rk]

a few things to talk about in 1:1s with your manager

[Shane Parrish @shaneparrish]

Things you control:
Your effort.
Your beliefs.
Your identity.
Your actions.
Your attitude.
Your integrity.
Your thoughts.
The food you eat.
How kind you are.
The media you read.
How reflective you are.
How thoughtful you are.
The people you listen to.
The type of friend you are.

[Tyler Eastman @tyler5673]

#dcnyc18 #extended was incredible. It was great hanging out with @kpgalligan @BrittBarak @WisdomDalmeida and others. Thanks @gdg_nyc and @JetTechnology for making it happen!

My slides can be found @ https://t.co/iWDMYHfkrs

[Tyler Eastman @tyler5673]

The pragmatic engineer knows when to use a sledge hammer, and when to use a chisel

[Tyler Eastman @tyler5673]

There is nothing to fear except fear itself, and legacy code

[Donn Felker @donnfelker]

I find comfort in developing. It's the art of creating that keeps bringing me back. Start with nothing and end up with something usable. Code is just a tool, like a chisel to a woodworker. It's the process I crave.