Mastering live coding interviews: A guide for interviewers
Overview Live coding interviews are an effective way to identify qualified engineering candidates for technical roles. While they provide a highly realistic job simulation experience compared to traditional interviews, live coding interviews can be stressful for candidates and time-consuming for hiring teams—so it’s best to conduct these interviews on a
Read moreScroll Programmatically With SwiftUI ScrollView
Photo by Tianyi Ma on UnsplashWhen looking into ways to implement UIKit’s setContentOffset(_:animated:) in SwiftUI, I’ve run into quite a few approaches. Some of them — such as using the id for ScrollView and redrawing the whole thing — are fairly creative, though rather excessive in 2023. Here I suggest much easier ways to set
Read moreParallelism Strategies for Distributed Training
A summary of techniques and state-of-art tools for different use casesPhoto by Marius Masalar on UnsplashDiving into distributed training is a complex adventure at first. There’s a maze of tool guides and options out there that can leave data scientists without a clear roadmap. Even many articles don’t give you the big
Read more6 Ways to Build Planning Agents
Mastering AI agent design for optimal decision-makingContinue reading on Better Programming »
Read moreA Guide to Migrating from Webpack to Vite
Learn how to migrate a frontend app from Webpack to Vite, including why you should do it, and how to install Vite and update plugins. Continue reading A Guide to Migrating from Webpack to Vite on SitePoint.
Read moreMedical research made understandable with AI (ep. 601)
On today’s episode we chat with two of the leaders at Sorcero: CEO Dipanwita Das and CTO Hellmut. Sorcero uses AI and large language models to make medical texts more discoverable and readable, helping knowledge to more easily spread, increasing the chances doctors and patients will find the solutions they
Read moreAsync Unit Testing in Swift
Write robust and maintainable software using modern language featuresContinue reading on Better Programming »
Read moreCan the chi squared test detect fake primes?
This morning I wrote about Dan Piponi’s fake prime function. This evening I thought about it again and wondered whether the chi-squared test could tell the difference between the distribution of digits in real primes and fake primes. When data fall into a number of buckets, with a moderate number
Read moreThe Up-and-Running Guide to Architectural Fitness Functions
What you need to know about them without any mysteries left to uncover.Solving the question: How long is a piece of string? Or many? Photo by Patrycja Chociej on UnsplashYou’ve heard about architectural fitness functions, but most of the material you find lacks concrete details. Let’s fix that.I’ll explain:What architectural fitness functions areWhat
Read moreDon’t Confuse Trust With Getting Along
Credit: MidjourneyIf you ask any team if they trust each other, they would probably say they do, especially if they worked together for a longer period of time.There is an abundance of teams that seem to have a good time working together but that continuously deliver unsatisfactory results. Trust can often
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