I’m a software engineer at Thought Machine, where I’m focused on Python tooling, how our monorepo compiles and links, and improving the user experience of our tools.
I also built Horus, a full-stack observability system for distributed microservices.
My current interests include:
A primer on regular files and their key characteristics
Learn how the compiler inserts functions to execute operations that the machine can’t perform with native instructions.
Learn how fixing a Python decimal module linking error led to 6x performance improvement: a detailed guide on debugging C extensions and symbol errors in Python interpreters.
How to think about programs, how they compile, and how to mitigate hard linking errors.
Perceptual and systemic measurements help us understand what’s the state of DevEx in an organization
Do you really know assembly if you haven’t done recursion?
Better LLM models and more efficient microprocessor architectures will lead to a new dominant interface: voice.
A recent talk I gave in London on how computers interpret data.
Horus plugs in a gap in the open source ecosystem with a full-stack observability system that’s easy to integrate
Be specific. Invest in onboarding them. Hold them to a high standard.