Raymond Yoo
I found a lot of things in 2025: I found meaning in work. I found love again. I found good health. I found good food spots. I found the right boundaries for my relationship with my parents. I found my love for listening to music again. I found a deeper
A month ago, I left my machine learning role at Amazon to join a startup with a friend I met on x [dot] com. Here are some things regarding performance that I've learned in this new season of my life. Life can't be all about providing
I've spent a lot of time figuring out what exactly MLEs (Machine Learning Engineers) do, even though I've been doing MLE work for almost 2 years now. I've come to realize that there's no cookie-cutter answer—every day is different, no
Before you start another course read this STOP. You probably have 15 different ML textbooks on your laptop and 20 bookmarked courses. Before you start one of them again, you should think about what you really need. In fact, even before that just think about what you really want from
I remember back in 2019, when I was a sophomore in college, I used to think that working in ML meant I had to do research. Naturally, I joined an AI lab on campus and over the next two years I helped in publishing two papers on the intersection of
The Truth About Coding: It's Not What You Think Wait, what? Before you "actual creatives" roll your eyes and start crafting your takedown tweets, just give me a second. There's this crazy misconception floating around that programming is just about slapping keys like a
Do you ever feel a crazy amount of anxiety in the morning? Happens to me all the time. I wake up and it's like it hits me right in the face. I get a cold rush from head to toe ... like someone's shot