Tag: Technical

New York — the city of Broadway, baseball and the mighty ‘za. And to those in tech, it’s the city of consumer and FinTech startups. I moved to New York from London in 2022 because I believed there was an exciting investment opportunity being overlooked here — early-stage i...

Machine learning has revolutionized the way we analyze data and make predictions, but it’s often a complex and time-consuming process. Enter AutoML, short for Automated Machine Learning. In this technical blog, we’ll explore how Databricks AutoML automates the machine learning model-buil...

Assomeone who has conducted over a hundred interviews for AWS Solution Architect roles, with over 80 of them during my tenure at AWS itself, I know firsthand the challenges and expectations that come with this role. If you’re aiming to excel in AWS Solution Architect interviews, you need more ...

Introduction Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice is a critically acclaimed psychological horror action-adventure game by Ninja Theory, released in 2017. It captivated players with its emotionally charged narrative. Up to this day, I find it an unparalleled marvel of a gaming experience. Hellblade ...

Why do so many new managers struggle and even flounder? According to research conducted in 2019 by CER Global (now Gartner), a shocking 60 percent of new managers fail within two years of starting their new role in leadership. That is an alarmingly high number — especially if you conside...

Have you ever found yourself reporting to a manager who’s a technical genius but a leadership novice? If you’ve been in this situation, you’ve probably felt the friction. Your manager knows their technical stuff inside-out but struggles with people management, impacting the team...

Introduction In a job interview, it’s not just your technical skills that matter the most just because there are a ton of developer out there with same level of skill as you are; your ability to e...

I’m sure my methods would be (or are) sometimes frowned upon by some of the ‘pros’ out there. I ask “what if” a lot. You know what? I don’t care. It’s why I am who I am and how I produce some of the images I do. I talked about this in a presentation ...