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How GitHub Used AI to Port Copilot From TypeScript to Rust in Record Time
In this article, we’ll look at how this porting was done and the learnings along the way.
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How LinkedIn Uses AI to Review 40,000 Pull Requests a Week
Most of its reviews are posted before the first human reviewer even opens the PR
Nov 9
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EP232: 6 Frequently Used Orchestration Frameworks in an AI system
Orchestration in an AI system manages tasks across agents, handles failures, shared memory and context.
Nov 7
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The Hidden Work Behind Every Database Request
Read amplification, write amplification, and space amplification show the differences between logical work and physical cost.
Nov 5
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How Anthropic Redesigned Source Control
In this article, we’ll look at the architecture behind Scion.
Nov 4
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How Netflix Uses AI Agents for Performance Engineering
The Netflix engineering team has developed an autonomous performance agent system. In this article, we’ll be learning more about it.
Nov 3
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How Nvidia's New Nemotron Model Works
In this article, we’ll look at how Nemotron works and the various techniques used by Nvidia while building it.
Nov 2
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October 2026
EP231: AI Terms You Need to Know
What else should be on the list?
Oct 31
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Data Movement Strategies In System Design
To manage this movement of data, you need to make decisions about when and how information should travel within a system and outside it.
Oct 29
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How Uber Built A Gateway For AI Agents To Access Tools
In this article, we’ll look at how Uber built this gateway in detail.
Oct 28
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How Apple Fits an LLM on Your iPhone
How is Apple able to fit such a model on an iPhone without any adverse impact on the device?
Oct 27
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Last chance to get every live course in one membership
We’ll stop selling ByteByteGo Live annual memberships on October 28 at 2 PM PT. After that, courses will be sold individually.
Oct 26
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