By Yingbo Zhou and Scott Nyberg In our “Engineering Energizers” Q&A series, we examine the professional life experiences that have shaped Salesforce Engineering leaders. Meet Yingbo Zhou, a Senior Director of Research for Salesforce AI Research, where he leads the team to develop the model for Einstein for Developers, a set of next-gen AI tools… Continue reading How is Einstein Shaping the Future of Salesforce Development and Unleashing Developer Productivity?
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SRE Weekly Issue #386
View on sreweekly.com This issue was delayed a day while I was enjoying a much-needed vacation with my family. While I’m on the subject, it’s hot take time: vacations are important for the reliability of our sociotechnical systems, so good SREs should take vacations regularly and encourage others to as well. A message from our… Continue reading SRE Weekly Issue #386
Introducing Immortal Objects for Python
Instagram has introduced Immortal Objects – PEP-683 – to Python. Now, objects can bypass reference count checks and live throughout the entire execution of the runtime, unlocking exciting avenues for true parallelism. At Meta, we use Python (Django) for our frontend server within Instagram. To handle parallelism, we rely on a multi-process architecture along with… Continue reading Introducing Immortal Objects for Python
Meta Connect 2023: September 27 – 28
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SRE Weekly Issue #385
View on sreweekly.com Many apologies to Matt Cooper at GitHub, who is the actual author of the article Scaling Merge-ort Across GitHub from last week. Sorry for the mis-credit, Matt! A message from our sponsor, Rootly: When incidents impact your customers, failing to communicate with them effectively can erode trust even further and compound an… Continue reading SRE Weekly Issue #385
Scaling the Instagram Explore recommendations system
Explore is one of the largest recommendation systems on Instagram. We leverage machine learning to make sure people are always seeing content that is the most interesting and relevant to them. Using more advanced machine learning models, like Two Towers neural networks, we’ve been able to make the Explore recommendation system even more scalable and… Continue reading Scaling the Instagram Explore recommendations system
How Meta is improving password security and preserving privacy
Meta is developing new privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) to innovate and solve problems with less data. These technologies enable teams to build and launch privacy-enhanced products in a way that’s verifiable and safeguards user data. Using state-of-the-art cryptographic techniques, we have developed Private Data Lookup (PDL) that allows users to privately query a server-side data set.… Continue reading How Meta is improving password security and preserving privacy
What is Slack’s Secret for Enhancing Accessibility to Empower People with Disabilities?
By Sommer Panage and Scott Nyberg. In our “Engineering Energizers” Q&A series, we examine the professional life experiences that have shaped Salesforce Engineering leaders. Meet Sommer Panage, a Senior Manager of Software Engineering for Slack at Salesforce, where she focuses on accessibility initiatives. Sommer and her team maximize the accessibility for Slack on mobile and… Continue reading What is Slack’s Secret for Enhancing Accessibility to Empower People with Disabilities?
What is Slack’s Secret for Enhancing Accessibility to Empower People with Disabilities?
By Sommer Panage and Scott Nyberg. In our “Engineering Energizers” Q&A series, we examine the professional life experiences that have shaped Salesforce Engineering leaders. Meet Sommer Panage, a Senior Manager of Software Engineering for Slack at Salesforce, where she focuses on accessibility initiatives. Sommer and her team maximize the accessibility for Slack on mobile and… Continue reading What is Slack’s Secret for Enhancing Accessibility to Empower People with Disabilities?
Fixit 2: Meta’s next-generation auto-fixing linter
Fixit is dead! Long live Fixit 2 – the latest version of our open-source auto-fixing linter. Fixit 2 allows developers to efficiently build custom lint rules and perform auto-fixes for their codebases. Fixit 2 is available today on PyPI. Python is one of the most popular languages in use at Meta. Meta’s production engineers (PEs)… Continue reading Fixit 2: Meta’s next-generation auto-fixing linter