As an MLE, I really appreciate the stuff you put out.
I find that most online content focuses on the fancy aspects, but does not address what we spend 90% of our time doing: navigating dependency hell, considering the optimal project structure, and selecting the right tooling, among other things.
I found your Substack hits the spot. That could explain why those posts are more popular. Even when it comes to large-scale training, I appreciate it when you dig into details that no one else covers because it's not sexy.
Also, I think you make a great point here. Fancy topics are fun and all, but at the end of the day, engineers just want to be more productive and solve problems faster and better
First, Congratulations on the wedding!
As an MLE, I really appreciate the stuff you put out.
I find that most online content focuses on the fancy aspects, but does not address what we spend 90% of our time doing: navigating dependency hell, considering the optimal project structure, and selecting the right tooling, among other things.
I found your Substack hits the spot. That could explain why those posts are more popular. Even when it comes to large-scale training, I appreciate it when you dig into details that no one else covers because it's not sexy.
Thanks for the kind words, Dhruv 👍
Also, I think you make a great point here. Fancy topics are fun and all, but at the end of the day, engineers just want to be more productive and solve problems faster and better