Neal Lathia
Neal Lathia is a machine learning practitioner and writer exploring how AI is built, evaluated, and adopted in the real world. His blog focuses on AI progress, responsible deployment, and the human impact of machine learning systems.
Neal Lathia is a machine learning practitioner and writer exploring how AI is built, evaluated, and adopted in the real world. His blog focuses on AI progress, responsible deployment, and the human impact of machine learning systems.
Ben Recht is a researcher and writer exploring the history, theory, and practice of decision-making by humans and machines. On arg min, he covers optimization, machine learning, cybernetics, and occasional reflections on music and culture.
Lior Sinai is a software developer and writer exploring coding, mathematics, and machine learning through hands-on experiments and clear explanations. His blog covers algorithms, Julia, Python, C++, and intuitive approaches to complex mathematical problems.
Lilian Weng is a machine learning researcher documenting deep, well-researched learning notes on large language models, reinforcement learning, and generative AI. Her blog offers clear, structured insights into model reasoning, alignment, hallucinations, and modern ML systems.
Julien Jerphanion writes in-depth articles on machine learning performance, numerical computing, and software craftsmanship. His work focuses on scikit-learn internals, efficient algorithms, and building a strong theoretical understanding of ML systems.
Jay Mody is a software engineer and writer sharing clear, concise explanations of machine learning concepts and numerical computing. His blog focuses on intuition-driven deep dives into topics like GPT, attention, and efficient NumPy implementations.
Peter Witham is a software developer and creator writing about mobile app development, game design, and AI-assisted workflows. His blog blends technical insights with personal reflections, podcasts, and lessons from building apps across platforms.
Rui Peres writes thoughtful, concise reflections on leadership, software engineering, delivery, and personal growth. His blog blends management insights, tech culture, and everyday observations with a calm, reflective tone.
Guilherme Rambo is an Apple-platform developer and security researcher writing in-depth analyses on iOS, macOS, privacy, and system-level bugs. Known for uncovering critical issues, reverse engineering, and deep technical investigations across Apple ecosystems.
Tony Arnold is an Australian software developer based in Newcastle, working at Mantel on Reveal, a visual debugging tool for mobile applications. He writes about software development, mobile experiences, and open-source, and actively contributes to community projects.
Thomas Lumley writes thoughtful, in-depth articles on statistics, data analysis, and statistical modeling. His blog explores topics like survey methods, regression, simulations, and inference with a rigorous yet reflective approach.
Daniel Saidi is a freelance engineer specializing in app and product development for Apple platforms. He writes and builds open-source tools focused on Swift, SwiftUI, and modern iOS/macOS development.
Michelle Barker is a front-end developer and writer behind CSS { In Real Life }, a blog dedicated to modern CSS and real-world web development. She shares honest, practical insights on evolving CSS features, front-end techniques, and the web community.
Ferenc Huszár is a Professor of Machine Learning at the University of Cambridge and founder of Reasonable, a deep tech startup building advanced programming LLMs. His research focuses on learning theory, reasoning, and inductive biases in deep learning.
Igor Susmelj is co-founder of Lightly, an ETH Zurich spin-off focused on simplifying large-scale datasets for deep learning. He writes about data pipelines, data annotation, and efficient ML workflows.
Stern Semasuka is a data scientist at WestJet who writes beginner-friendly guides on machine learning, data analysis, and programming. His blog simplifies complex ML concepts using practical projects and the Feynman Technique.
Jay Alammar is an educator and author known for visualizing machine learning and LLM concepts through clear, illustrated guides. He teaches thousands of learners and co-authored Hands-On Large Language Models.
Philipp Schmid is a Staff Engineer at Google DeepMind, building AI Developer Experience and DevRel initiatives. He specializes in LLMs, RLHF, and making advanced AI accessible to developers worldwide.
Eugene Yan is a Principal Applied Scientist at Amazon, building AI-powered recommendation systems and experiences. He shares insights on RecSys, LLMs, and applied machine learning, while mentoring and investing in ML startups.
Robin Moffatt is a Principal DevEx Engineer and seasoned conference speaker with 15+ years of experience presenting at top events like QCon, Devoxx, Kafka Summit, and Strata. He shares insights on developer experience, distributed systems, and cloud technologies through his blog, YouTube, and public talks.