Posts from all my blogs combined
Over the past few months I started exploring AI coding agents, and piece by piece I've created a setup where I can now ship on my phone, from an ICE train over their flaky WiFi, going from idea to...
End of 2017 I moved away from my old blog - after more than a hundred posts, spanning 12 years. I went on to a wordpress hosted blog (margint.blog), then played with substack, and so on. But still,...
...or how to interpret tech predictions
Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash Back in 2019 I was frustrated with my job and played around with the idea to quit it and start my own company… or something… . So in the age old tradition of...
Another month, and we seem to be through the hottest phase of the hype cycle. Maybe a good time to take a step back and talk about what this all means. Vivek Juneja was kind enough to invite me...
What do and don't I need to know?
Photo by Waldemar on Unsplash When I wrote my last newsletter on March 20, it felt like we had already reached Peak AI Hype, but in retrospect, it seems we were just getting started. A random list of...
Photo by vahid kanani on Unsplash It's paradoxical. I've been interested in AI since my late teens and it was one of the main motivations to study computer science, and yet, the current state,...
MLOps is a really hot topic right now and there are many products out there that promise to meet all your needs to put ML algorithms in production. At the same time, many if not most ML projects...
One question I often come across is how to best organize cross functional data science teams where engineers and data scientists are working closely together. Here is what I’ve seen to work well in practice.