Milos

About:

Milos is a software engineer in London with interests in AI and Docker, known for organizing Kubernetes meetups.

Website:

cybernetist.com

Specializations:

Software engineer Author Tech Lead Maintainer Data Scientist

Interests:

Machine learning Control engineering Artificial intelligence Docker Kubernetes Go microservices

Incoming Links:

Vicki Boykis

Outgoing Links:

Sebastian Ruder Simon Willison Stephen Wolfram
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0You Should Probably Pay Attention to Tokenizers

2024-10-21 •

The text discusses the importance of tokenizers in AI apps, particularly in the context of retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). It explains the process of tokenization, the different types of tokenizers, and their implications on...

0Some Notes on Adversarial Attacks on LLMs

2024-09-23 •

The text discusses the implications of AI and LLMs on cybersecurity, focusing on adversarial attacks on LLMs. It explains the different types of jailbreak attacks, including human-based, obfuscation-based, and optimisation-based a...

0My Three Favorite Scenes From The Bear

2024-06-24 •

The author shares their experience of watching The Bear TV show and how it resonated with them. They discuss their three favorite scenes from the show and how they relate to respect, mastery, and success in their own life and care...

0Using Cuelang With Go for LLM Data Extraction

2024-05-13 •

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0Go or Rust? Just Listen to the Bots

2024-04-25 •

The author started a project to build conversational bots with actual voices, pitting a bot written in Go against a bot written in Rust to discuss both programming languages. The author discusses the design and implementation deta...

0Builders Are Happier But What Happens When AI Takes Over

2024-04-22 •

The author discusses the joy of building software and the potential impact of AI on the software engineering profession. He reflects on the satisfaction of building things and the potential shift in the industry due to the rise of...

0Rust tokio task cancellation patterns

2024-04-19 •

The text discusses the author's experience with Rust and async programming, particularly focusing on task cancellation patterns using tokio. The author shares their learning process and the challenges they faced while working on R...

0Circular Buffer Performance Trick

2024-04-11 •

The author discusses the need for a small agent to supervise other agents and the development of a fixed-size circular buffer in Go to maintain conversational context. The author then optimizes the buffer's performance by reducing...

0A Small Tool for Exploring Text Embeddings

2024-03-27 •

The author discusses the importance of open-source tools in the AI/LLM space and the challenges faced in using text embeddings. They introduce a new tool called embeviz, which is a combination of a backend API written in Go and a ...

0On The Importance of Getting The Foundations Right

2024-03-11 •

The text emphasizes the importance of getting the foundations right in any field, using examples from basketball, cooking, and software engineering. It discusses the consequences of not laying down the base stones properly and the...

0Fun With AI Embeddings in Go

2024-01-07 •

The author talks about their visit to San Francisco and the enthusiasm for AI they encountered there. They discuss their curiosity about comparing the lyrics of Taylor Swift and a heavy metal band using AI embeddings in Go. They e...

0Some [career] advice for engineers

2023-11-05 •

The blog post provides advice for software engineers based on the author's experiences working for various software organizations. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the problems being solved, keeping a log of work, und...

0A Few Counterintuitive Ideas

2022-01-01 •

The author reflects on the lessons learned in 2021 and shares a list of counterintuitive ideas, including the impact of reading, the value of fiction books, the effect of pandemics on tech, the importance of switching off, the rel...

0Getting Started With LDAP in Go

2020-05-18 •

The text provides a basic introduction to the go-ldap module and how to interact with Active Directory using LDAP in Go. It covers topics such as connecting to the LDAP server, binding, CRUD operations, modifying DN, modifying pas...

0Build a Graph of Kubernetes API Objects in Go

2020-05-03 •

The author discusses their interest in graph theory and how it led them to build a project that combines Kubernetes and graph theory. They introduce the Kraph Go module and discuss its design and potential future extensions.

0Happy 5th Birthday Kubernetes London

2020-03-21 •

The text is a long version of a short talk that was supposed to be given at the 5th birthday of Kubernetes London Meetup. It includes the story of how the Meetup started, the challenges faced, the memorable events, and the partner...

0Swift ARKit Sun iPhone App for Londoners

2020-02-17 •

The text describes the process of building an ARKit app in Swift called ARLondonSun, which allows users to place a sun object into the AR scene by tapping the device screen. The author discusses the challenges and learning experie...

0Breadth-first search using Go standard library

2019-09-02 •

The post discusses the implementation of the Breadth-first search (BFS) algorithm using the Go standard library. It explains the BFS algorithm, the implementation of a FIFO queue, and the BFS algorithm implementation using the con...

0WASM: Universal Application Runtime

2019-04-25 •

The text discusses the concept of WebAssembly (WASM) as a universal application runtime. It explains the history and evolution of WASM, its potential to be a cross-language runtime, and its impact on the web and other runtime envi...

0Weighted Random Draws in Go

2019-01-24 •

The text discusses the problem of drawing a random number from a list based on the weight assigned to it. The author found a solution on the internet and implemented it using Go programming language. The post provides detailed exp...