I interviewed for LLM/ML research scientist/engineering positions last Fall. Over 200 applications, 100 interviews, many rejections & some offers later, I decided to write the process down, along with the resources I used.

Links to the process & resources in the following tweets

Unsolicited writing advice, no. 96: Nothing you write is ever wasted. It’s all part of your training. That’s why you should never feel bad about the work you cut, or the hours you spend on work that stays unpublished. Every part of the process makes you a stronger writer.

What an achievement:

* All official Debian bookworm live images rebuild reproducibly

lists.reproducible-builds.org/pipermail/rb...

A short list of tips for keeping a clean, organized ML codebase for new researchers: eugenevinitsky.com/posts/quick-...

Sunday afternoons are for get slightly drunk and working on your side software project 🍻

Nothing more embarrassing than thinking the waitress is bringing your food, you make an eye contact and get excited to eat.. for her to just go past you and give the food to the guy sitting behind you. 😀

Everyday more and more of people I follow on ML twitter are coming to bluesky. Nice! 🚀

A whiteboard from our Jan 2023 team retreat where I wrote down our goals, and the top one was “10k user signups.”

We’re growing by 10k users every 10-15 minutes right now.

This site feels like twitter when twitter was fun and weird and cool.

I imported 19 friends from Twitter to Bluesky

Hello Word 👋