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    Agentic Conversations (formally mlops.community)

    Relaxed conversations and technical deep dives around AI Agents. This Show is brought to you by the Agentic AI Foundation where the leading agentic open-source projects like MCP, Agents.md, and Goose live. See more at aaif.io

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    Systems Engineer Navigating the World of ML // Andrew Dye // MLOps Podcast #136 Dec 13, 2022
    Show notes

    MLOps Coffee Sessions #136 with Andrew Dye, Systems Engineer, Navigating the World of ML, co-hosted by David Aponte.


    // Abstract
    We don't hear that much about working at a very low level on this podcast, but they are still very valid. Andrew is able to give us his take on why and what you need to keep in mind when you are working at these low levels, and why it is very important when you are a Machine Learning Engineer, and how the two can play together nicely.
    Most MLOps teams are formed using existing people and existing engineers. More often than not, you have to blend these various disciplines, and it works well when there's a common goal.


    // Bio
    Andrew is a software engineer at Union and a contributor to Flyte, a production-grade data and ML orchestration platform. Prior to that, he was a tech lead for ML Infrastructure at Meta, where he focused on ML training reliability.

    // MLOps Jobs board

    jobs.mlops.community

    // MLOps Swag/Merch
    https://mlops-community.myshopify.com/

    // Related Links

    --------------- ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ -------------
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    Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/
    Connect with David on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aponteanalytics/
    Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewwdye

    Timestamps:
    [00:00] Andrew's preferred coffee
    [03:30] Introduction to Andrew Dye
    [03:33] Takeaways
    [07:32] Huge shoutout to our sponsors UnionML and UnionAI!
    [07:48] Andrew's background
    [10:08] Andrew's learning curve
    [11:10] Bridging the gap between firmware space and MLOps
    [12:18] In connection with the Pytorch team
    [12:54] Things that should have been learned sooner
    [14:54] Type of scale Andrew works on
    [17:42] Distributed training at Meta
    [19:55] Managing the huge search space
    [22:18] Execution patterns programs
    [23:20] Non-ML engineers dealing with ML engineers having the same skill set
    [26:44] Pace rapid change adoption
    [29:18] Consensus challenges
    [32:26] Abstractions making sense now
    [34:53] Comparing to others
    [39:21] General principles in UnionAI tooling
    [41:54] Seeing the future
    [43:54] Inter-task checkpointing
    [44:52] Combining functionality with use cases
    [46:17] Wrap up


    "Real-Time" ML: Features and Inference // Sasha Ovsankin and Rupesh Gupta // MLOps Podcast #135 Dec 09, 2022
    Show notes

    MLOps Coffee Sessions #135 with Sasha Ovsankin and Rupesh Gupta, Real-time Machine Learning: Features and Inference, co-hosted by Skylar Payne.


    // Abstract
    Moving from batch/offline Machine Learning to more interactive "near" real-time requires knowledge, team, planning, and effort. We discuss what it means to do real-time inference and near-real-time features, when to make this move, what tools to use, and what steps to take.

    // Bio
    Sasha Ovsankin

    Sasha is currently a Tech Lead of Machine Learning Model Serving infrastructure at LinkedIn, worked also on Feathr Feature Store, Real-Time Feature pipelines, designed metric platforms at LinkedIn and Uber, and was a co-founder in two startups. Sasha is passionate about AI, Software Craftsmanship, improvisational music, and many other things.


    Rupesh Gupta
    Rupesh is a Sr. Staff Engineer in the AI team at LinkedIn. He has 10 years of experience in search and recommender systems.

    // MLOps Jobs board

    jobs.mlops.community


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    https://mlops-community.myshopify.com/

    // Related Links

    --------------- ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ -------------
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    Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/
    Connect with Skylar on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skylar-payne-766a1988/
    Connect with Sasha on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sashao/
    Connect with Rupesh on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guptarupesh

    Timestamps:
    [00:00] Sasha's and Rupesh's preferred coffee
    [01:30] Takeaways
    [07:23] Changes in LinkedIn
    [09:21] "Real-time" Machine Learning in LinkedIn
    [13:08] Value of Feedback
    [14:24] Technical details behind getting the most recent information integrated into the models
    [16:53] Embedding Vector Search action occurrence
    [18:33] Meaning of "Real-time" Features and Inference
    [20:23] Are "Real-time" Features always worth that effort and always helpful?
    [23:22] Importance of model application
    [25:26] Challenges in "Real-time" Features
    [30:40] System design review on Pinterest
    [36:13] Successes of real-time features
    [38:31] Learnings to share
    [45:52] Branching for Machine Learning
    [48:44] Not so talked about discussion of "Real-time"
    [51:09] Wrap up


    Building Threat Detection Systems: An MLE's Perspective // Jeremy Jordan // MLOps Podcast #134 Dec 06, 2022
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    MLOps Coffee Sessions #134 with Jeremy Thomas Jordan, Building Threat Detection Systems: An MLE's Perspective, co-hosted by Vishnu Rachakonda.


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    // Abstract
    There is a clear pattern that we have been seeing with some of these greats in MLOps. So many use writing as a forcing function to learn about where they have holes in their understanding of something.
    If you are not writing, this episode is important as to why writing is important for your own development. Jeremy goes into writing in depth as to how beneficial it is for him to write and for him to see that he doesn't understand something if he cannot re-articulate it in writing.

    // Bio
    Jeremy is a machine learning engineer currently working at Duo Security, where he focuses on building ML infrastructure to operate threat detection systems at scale. He previously worked at Proofpoint, where he built models for phishing and malware detection.

    // MLOps Jobs board

    jobs.mlops.community



    // MLOps Swag/Merch
    https://mlops-community.myshopify.com/

    // Related Links Website:
    https://www.jeremyjordan.me/

    --------------- ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ -------------
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    Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/
    Connect with Visnu on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vrachakonda/
    Connect with Jeremy on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeremyjordan


    Timestamps:

    [00:00] Jeremy's preferred coffee

    [00:15] Introduction of hosts

    [00:34] Introduction to Jeremy Thomas Jordan

    [01:11] Takeaways

    [04:50] Like, subscribe, and leave a review on our platforms

    [05:55] Normcore Conference

    [09:45] When are rule engines good and when are they not?

    [11:50] Going with Implemental Rule

    [12:13] Implementing a Rule

    [14:42] Managing rules sprawl

    [16:40] Reviewing and updating the rules

    [17:35] Chaining

    [19:27] Rules catching complicated threats

    [24:47] Notion of risk and confidence

    [26:38] Effective testing for machine learning systems blog post

    [28:51] Testing large language models

    [31:03] Model evaluation vs model testing

    [34:08] Approach to fundamentals

    [36:51] “The Cobbler’s Children Have No Shoes”

    [41:39] Writing is a checkpoint for Jeremy

    [43:10] Posting Jeremy's blogs on https://ghost.org/

    [44:32] Jeremy's blogs distribution platforms

    [46:18] Jeremy's most popular blog post

    [48:14] Sign up for NormConf for free here https://normconf.com/ and attend on December 15th!

    [49:50] Wrap up


    Real-time Machine Learning with Chip Huyen // MLOps Coffee Sessions #133 Nov 22, 2022
    Show notes

    MLOps Coffee Sessions #133 {Podcast BTS} with Chip Huyen, Real-time Machine Learning with Chip Huyen, co-hosted by Vishnu Rachakonda.


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    // Abstract
    Forcing functions and how you can supercharge your learning by putting yourself into a situation where you know you either have a responsibility to others to learn or accountability on you, so you have to learn.
    It's not that hard when you think about streaming machine learning. It's not that big of a mental barrier to cross. It is simple in theory, but maybe it's more complicated in practice, and that's exactly where Chip's perspective is.


    // Bio
    Chip Huyen is a co-founder of Claypot AI, a platform for real-time machine learning. Previously, she was with Snorkel AI and NVIDIA. She teaches CS 329S: Machine Learning Systems Design at Stanford. She’s the author of the book Designing Machine Learning Systems, an Amazon bestseller in AI.


    // MLOps Jobs board
    jobs.mlops.community


    // MLOps Swag/Merch
    https://mlops-community.myshopify.com/

    // Related Links
    Landing page: https://claypot.ai
    Designing Machine Learning Systems book:
    https://www.amazon.com/Designing-Machine-Learning-Systems-Production-Ready/dp/1098107969

    --------------- ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ -------------
    Join our Slack community: https://go.mlops.community/slack
    Follow us on Twitter: @mlopscommunity
    Sign up for the next meetup: https://go.mlops.community/register
    Catch all episodes, blogs, newsletters, and more: https://mlops.community/

    Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/
    Connect with Vishnu on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vrachakonda/
    Connect with Chip on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chiphuyen/

    Timestamps:

    [00:00] Chip's preferred coffee

    [00:39] Takeaways and introduction to Chip Huyen

    [05:33] Chip's Discord server

    [08:12] MLOps evangelist

    [10:27] Chip's system of learning

    [13:30] Having too many expectations makes you scared

    [14:10] How Chip went about her book and courses

    [18:49] When and when not to go real-time

    [21:03] Complexity with streaming or real-time

    [23:08] Company mistakes that should be avoided

    [26:53] Chip's focus

    [32:15] The topic Chip wished she had focused on

    [36:24] What part of streaming do people need to understand more about?

    [42:12] China is advanced in MLOps

    [47:06] Chip's interesting bucket list

    [50:18] You don't publish everything you write

    [53:16] Chip's Places to learn

    [56:13] Chip's journey in and out of academe

    [57:35] Closing


    What is Data / ML Like on League? // Ian Schweer // MLOps Coffee Sessions #132 Nov 15, 2022
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    MLOps Coffee Sessions #132 {Podcast BTS} with Ian Schweer, What is Data / ML Like on League? co-hosted by Skylar Payne.


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    // Abstract
    If you're not an avid gamer yourself, you have never really seen how ML might be used in the gaming space. It's so interesting to see the things that are different, like full stories of players' games from start to finish.


    // Bio
    On the surface, Ian is an excellent developer who gets things done. Underneath, he is much more. Ian is a reliable and trustworthy teammate who demonstrates an exceptional ownership mentality.


    Here's a fair share of Ian's job history:
    2014 - UCI (With Skylar!)
    2015 - Adobe Primetime (SWE)
    2017 - Adobe Product and Customer Analytics (SWE)
    2019 - DoorDash Data Infra (SWE) Current - Riot Games on League


    // MLOps Jobs board

    jobs.mlops.community

    // MLOps Swag/Merch
    https://mlops-community.myshopify.com/

    // Related Links Landing page:
    https://www.riotgames.com/en

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    Connect with Skylar on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skylar-payne-766a1988/
    Connect with Ian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ianschweer/

    Timestamps:
    [00:00] Ian's preferred coffee
    [02:10] Takeaways
    [05:14] Please hit the like button and leave us a review. Please subscribe also!
    [05:45] Engineering Community Mental Health Awareness
    [07:33] Coping mechanism
    [09:29] Increase in video game playing
    [11:20] Ian's career progression
    [17:55] Lessons to apply in the Data space
    [24:23] Challenges at Riot
    [34:18] Real-time element
    [39:09] Ian's day-to-day responsibilities
    [43:13] Analysis vs. Production Code Quality
    [48:11] Tools and techniques for the reality of writing production code
    [55:00] What would you change your career into?
    [57:00] Ian's best practices advice
    [58:28] Ian's favorite video game
    [59:58] Wrap-up


    Let's Continue Bundling into the Database // Ethan Rosenthal // MLOps Coffee Sessions #131 Nov 08, 2022
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    MLOps Coffee Sessions #131 {Podcast BTS} with Ethan Rosenthal, Let's Continue Bundling into the Database, co-hosted by Mike Del Balso.


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    // Abstract
    The relationship between ML Engineers and Product Managers is something that we don't talk about enough. We've got to get this right. If we don't get this right, either you're not focusing on the business problems in the right way, or the Product Managers are not going to understand the tech appropriately to help make the right decisions.


    // Bio
    Ethan works on the Conversations Team at Square leading a team of Artificial Intelligence Engineers. Ethan's team builds applied AI solutions for Square Messages, a messaging hub for Square merchants to communicate with their customers. Prior to Square, Ethan spent time as a freelance data science consultant building machine learning products for a range of companies, from pre-seed startups to Fortune 100 enterprises.
    Ethan got his start in data science working at two different e-commerce startups, Birchbox and Dia&Co. Before data science, Ethan was an actual scientist and got his Ph.D. in experimental physics from Columbia University.


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    https://www.ethanrosenthal.com/2022/07/19/materialize-ml-monitoring/
    https://www.ethanrosenthal.com/2022/01/18/autoretraining-is-easy/

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    Timestamps:
    [00:00] Ethan's preferred coffee
    [00:10] Introduction to co-host Mike Del Balso
    [00:43] Takeaways
    [04:10] Sign up for our newsletter!
    [04:47] Ethan's team
    [06:49] Ethan's team improvement
    [08:40] Product manager role at Square
    [10:39] Large Language Models
    [12:22] Big questions to figure out
    [15:45] Cost of false-positive
    [18:20] Company Vocabulary
    [20:11] MLOps concerns and challenges around Large Language Models
    [23:42] Data learning management
    [27:36] Leveling trade-offs
    [30:25] Ethan's Database Bundling blog
    [34:32] Feature Stores
    [38:24] Streaming databases
    [41:57] Best of both worlds trade-off highlight
    [43:51] Rosenthal data
    [46:40] Ethan's freelancing
    [47:46] Risk-reward trade-off
    [49:17] Ethan as a professor
    [51:14] Wrap up


    MLOps for Ad Platforms // Andrew Yates // MLOps Coffee Sessions #130 Oct 31, 2022
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    MLOps Coffee Sessions #130 {Podcast BTS} with Andrew Yates, Adversarial MLOps on Other People's Money: Lessons Learned from Ad Tech, co-hosted by Abi Aryan.


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    // Abstract
    Design ML to be components in a larger system with stable interfaces is not traceable to monitor the entire stack as a black box. You need intermediate ground-truth signals. Ads are designed in this way.
    You can go from profitable to non-profitable real quick with ads. This will determine whether your company is around a year or two. You play with money, and sometimes you play a lot of it, so make sure that it's correct.


    // Bio
    Andrew Yates formerly led ads ranking, auction, and marketplace engineering and research teams at Facebook and Pinterest. He specializes in designing billion-dollar content marketplaces that maximize long-term revenue while protecting both seller and user experiences. Andrew has published over a dozen patents in online advertising optimization.

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    [03:53] Andrew's Background

    [05:29] How did he get into adtech?

    [09:40] Evolution of adtech

    [12:30] Challenges they face

    [14:04] The structures of teams in bigger tech companies

    [21:12] Search and discovery teams in bigger tech companies

    [23:10] Strategy around technical debt

    [28:40] Promoted.ai for big marketplaces

    [30:18] How Andrew fits into teams

    [33:53] Engineering challenges when working in a small team

    [37:47] How much white-gloving they do amid complexity

    [39:32] Allowing companies to plug in their models into Promoted

    [41:58] Drawbacks of doing real-time streaming

    [48:06] Wrap up


    Voice and Language Tech // Catherin Breslin // Coffee Sessions #129 Oct 21, 2022
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    MLOps Coffee Sessions #129 {Podcast BTS} with Catherin Breslin, Voice and Language Tech co-hosted by Adam Sroka.


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    Back in the day, Speech Recognition was its own thing. It's a very different flavor of Data Science. You could not use a lot of the tools. It wouldn't cross over to this type of machine learning.
    Now, with the advancements, Speech Recognition and Machine learning are coming in together. It's interesting to hear right from someone with a Ph.D. level working with some of the biggest companies in the world doing it. The fact that something like Alexa is lots of models back to back and just fathom the complexity of that is quite cool!


    // Bio
    Catherine is a machine learning scientist and consultant based in Cambridge UK, and the founder of Kingfisher Labs consulting. Since completing her Ph.D. at the University of Cambridge in 2008, Catherine has commercial and academic experience in automatic speech recognition, natural language understanding, and human-computer dialogue systems, having previously worked at Cambridge University, Toshiba Research, Amazon Alexa, and Cobalt Speech. Catherine has been excited by the application of research to real-world problems involving speech and language at scale.

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    [01:50] Takeaways
    [03:59] Introduction to Catherine Breslin
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    [06:25] Catherine's background
    [08:13] Speech Recognition trajectory
    [09:36] Challenges around technologies and tools
    [11:34] Reflective trend
    [13:02] Developer experiences hiccups
    [15:09] Speech Recognition use case backup
    [16:56] Toshiba research
    [17:48] Transition from a research lab to working in the industry
    [20:01] Unit test of Speech Recognition
    [20:56] Alexa
    [22:33] Maturity process of Speech Recognition
    [26:48] Speech Recognition unrecognizing challenges
    [30:38] Mechanical Terk
    [33:00] Social media listening
    [36:48] Development of Speech Recognition, excited about
    [37:23] Data from people for the Speech Recognition system vs Scowering news vs watching YouTube for a long time
    [40:00] Disappearing Languages
    [43:17] Speech-to-speech translation
    [44:04] Interesting ways to use unfamiliar models to achieve a result
    [45:40] Meeting transcriptions
    [48:37] First toy problem of a new Speech Recognition learner
    [51:37] Kingfisher Labs' problems to tackle
    [53:38] Translation layer
    [54:15] Connect with Catherine on Twitter and LinkedIn for available jobs
    [54:43] Wrap up


    Managing Machine Learning Projects // Simon Thompson // MLOps Coffee Sessions #128 Oct 19, 2022
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    MLOps Coffee Sessions #128 with Simon Thompson, Managing Machine Learning Projects, co-hosted by Abi Aryan.


    // Abstract
    It's a cliche to say that choosing and running the algorithms is only a small part of a typical ML project, but despite that, it's true! Setting up and organizing the project, dealing with the data asset, getting to the heart of the business problem, assessing and choosing the models, and integrating them with the business processes in production are all at least as time-consuming and important.
    Simon has written a book that talks about how these different activities need to be orchestrated and executed, and he hopes that it might be useful for people who are starting out managing ML projects, and help them avoid some of the crunches and catches that seem to trip people up.


    // Bio
    Simon has been building and running ML projects since 1994 (when he started his Ph.D. in Machine Learning). His first commercial project was for the Royal Navy, and since then, he has worked in Telecom, Defense, Consultancy, Manufacturing, and Finance. This means Simon has experienced a wide range of working environments and different types of projects. As well as working in a variety of commercial environments, Simon collaborated on EU research projects, UK Government-funded research projects, and worked as an industrial rep on three MIT consortia (BigData@CSAIL, Systems That Learn, and the CISR Data Research Board).


    Simon was also an industrial fellow at the Alan Turing Institute for a year. This means that he has also seen a lot of the communities' practices and concerns as they developed, and he had the chance to put them into use in a commercial environment.
    Right now, Simon is working for a technology consultancy called GFT, and his job there is primarily to deliver ML projects for companies in the capital markets, such as investment banks, although we also do work in retail banking, insurance, and manufacturing.

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    [00:35] Introduction to co-host Abi Aryan

    [01:14] Introduction to Simon Thompson

    [01:21] Takeaways

    [04:21] Simon's background

    [04:54] Subscribe to our Newsletter and join our Slack channel!

    [05:40] Managing Machine Learning Projects: From design to deployment book

    [07:40] Simon's inclination toward computers and engineering

    [08:59] Simon's first computer project

    [10:05] Simon's plan for computers and engineering

    [11:01] Unexpected changes in Machine Learning

    [12:13] Changes in infrastructure

    [13:41] Change in open source

    [16:43] Setting up and organizing Machine Learning Projects

    [20:57] Requirements before starting Machine Learning Projects

    [22:57] Management's big challenges

    [23:53] Fundamental value to get to the money

    [27:14] Towards ethics

    [30:50] Ability to scale

    [32:23] Must-haves and nice-tabs

    [35:21] Model accuracy and trustworthiness change in different markets

    [42:45] Free books!

    [44:26] Connect with Simon!


    Reliable ML // Niall Murphy & Todd Underwood // Coffee Sessions #127 Oct 07, 2022
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    MLOps Coffee Sessions #127 with Niall Murphy & Todd Underwood, Reliable ML co-hosted by David Aponte.


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    // Abstract
    By applying an SRE mindset to machine learning, authors and engineering professionals Cathy Chen, Kranti Parisa, Niall Richard Murphy, D. Sculley, Todd Underwood, and featured guest authors show you how to run an efficient and reliable ML system. Whether you want to increase revenue, optimize decision-making, solve problems, or understand and influence customer behavior, you'll learn how to perform day-to-day ML tasks while keeping the bigger picture in mind. (Book description from O'Reilly)


    // Bio
    Niall Murphy
    Niall has been interested in Internet infrastructure since the mid-1990s. He has worked with all of the major cloud providers from their Dublin, Ireland offices - most recently at Microsoft, where he was the global head of Azure Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). His books have sold approximately a quarter of a million copies worldwide, most notably the award-winning Site Reliability Engineering, and he is probably one of the few people in the world to hold degrees in Computer Science, Mathematics, and Poetry Studies. He lives in Dublin, Ireland, with his wife and two children.

    Todd Underwood
    Todd is a Director at Google and leads Machine Learning for the Site Reliability Engineering Director. He is also the Site Lead for Google’s Pittsburgh office. ML SRE teams build and scale internal and external ML services and are critical to almost every Product Area at Google.
    Before working at Google, Todd held a variety of roles at Renesys. He was in charge of operations, security, and peering for Renesys’s Internet intelligence services, which are now part of Oracle's Cloud service. He also did product work for some early social products that Renesys worked on. Before that, Todd was the Chief Technology Officer of Oso Grande, an independent Internet service provider (AS2901) in New Mexico.

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    Reliable Machine Learning book by Cathy Chen, Niall Richard Murphy, Kranti Parisa, D. Sculley, Todd Underwood: https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/reliable-machine-learning/9781098106218/

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    Timestamps:

    [00:00] Niall and Todd's preferred coffee

    [02:27] Takeaways

    [06:30] Subscribe to our Video cast and Podcasts channels

    [11:36] Tips on running different distributed teams

    [14:40] Burnout prevention

    [17:14] Process of rewarding people

    [22:03] Maturity and growth

    [26:35] Help with tooling

    [33:44] Magic of different teams' intersections in incident response

    [40:12] Systemized framing questions

    [45:47] ML problems

    [54:21] Preparing the next generation of practitioners

    [59:27] Official release of the Reliable Machine Learning book

    [1:01:57] Wrap up


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