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Currently working on IPA (Inter-operable Private Attribution) project at Meta; an MPC…
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Today marks a huge milestone for me - 5 incredible years at Meta! I'm so grateful for the opportunities I've had, the amazing people I've met, and…
Today marks a huge milestone for me - 5 incredible years at Meta! I'm so grateful for the opportunities I've had, the amazing people I've met, and…
Taiki Yamaguchiさんが「いいね！」しました
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Just finished the course “Leveraging Generative AI for Project Management” by Ricardo Vargas! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/g2Wd7eFR…
Just finished the course “Leveraging Generative AI for Project Management” by Ricardo Vargas! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/g2Wd7eFR…
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I’m really excited to see everyone joining Meta’s new app “Threads”. https://www.threads.net I’ve had the pleasure of interacting with the team that…
I’m really excited to see everyone joining Meta’s new app “Threads”. https://www.threads.net I’ve had the pleasure of interacting with the team that…
Taiki Yamaguchiさんが「いいね！」しました
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Freelance
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NPO MonkeyMagic
– 現在 8年6ヶ月
Civil Rights and Social Action
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English
母国語またはバイリンガル
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Japanese
母国語またはバイリンガル
Taikiさんによるその他のアクティビティ
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We have released an AI assist function using ChatGPT for Python programming material for high school students. The use of ChatGPT for troubleshooting…
We have released an AI assist function using ChatGPT for Python programming material for high school students. The use of ChatGPT for troubleshooting…
Taiki Yamaguchiさんが「いいね！」しました
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In the recent interview, we discussed our innovative approach to using AI as an educational tool in high school Python classes. Instead of providing…
In the recent interview, we discussed our innovative approach to using AI as an educational tool in high school Python classes. Instead of providing…
Taiki Yamaguchiさんが「いいね！」しました
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Just finished the course “Introduction to Prompt Engineering for Generative AI” by Ronnie Sheer! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gJNX8tmf #generativeai…
Just finished the course “Introduction to Prompt Engineering for Generative AI” by Ronnie Sheer! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gJNX8tmf #generativeai…
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Secure Multiparty Computation (MPC) sounds like magic the first time you hear about it. - You can compute ANY function - On SECRET inputs - Learning…
Secure Multiparty Computation (MPC) sounds like magic the first time you hear about it. - You can compute ANY function - On SECRET inputs - Learning…
Taiki Yamaguchiさんが「いいね！」しました
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This week we published a paper on IPA (my first ever!) https://lnkd.in/g9Ur4T9E This was also presented in the Real World Crypto Symposium. The video…
This week we published a paper on IPA (my first ever!) https://lnkd.in/g9Ur4T9E This was also presented in the Real World Crypto Symposium. The video…
Taiki Yamaguchiさんが「いいね！」しました
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I got to have a fun conversation on the Elixir Mix podcast about two of my favourite topics: #elixir and Plover stenography! Thanks for having me on…
I got to have a fun conversation on the Elixir Mix podcast about two of my favourite topics: #elixir and Plover stenography! Thanks for having me on…
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It's my turn to keep the Meta/ Facebook tradition, with a badge post. It's not an easy decision as the past 9+ years have been truly fulfilling, but…
It's my turn to keep the Meta/ Facebook tradition, with a badge post. It's not an easy decision as the past 9+ years have been truly fulfilling, but…
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Yep, as you see many posts in the feed, I was also affected and part of the 11k #metalayoffs. First off, let me thank you to everyone who has been…
Yep, as you see many posts in the feed, I was also affected and part of the 11k #metalayoffs. First off, let me thank you to everyone who has been…
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I gave a talk about “Interoperable Private Attribution” (IPA) at the Ad Filtering Dev Summit. I did my best to make it as accessible as possible, and…
I gave a talk about “Interoperable Private Attribution” (IPA) at the Ad Filtering Dev Summit. I did my best to make it as accessible as possible, and…
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その他の投稿を確認
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Amundsen,com, Inc.
RESTful Web API 패턴과 모범 사례 https://lnkd.in/gNssF6G5 "RESTful Web API Patterns and Practices Cookbook: Connecting and Orchestrating Microservices and Distributed Data" special thanks to #AcronPubCoKR and translator Kim Sung-jun #api360 #webAPIcookbook
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Maccam
Morpho AI Solutions, Inc, a provider of #Japanese language generation services for #LLM, and Maccam will collaborate as product partners! 🤝 The advent of LLMs (large-scale language models) has made it possible to flexibly build sophisticated applications such as question answering and summarization. On the other hand, there are many challenges in extracting the target text data. Morpho AI Solutions offers a Japanese language dataset generation service for LLMs. Using multimodal AI, document images, which are difficult to extract data from, can be easily turned into text data. Maccam will promote Morpho AI Solutions' LLM services to TV and radio stations, which have many in-house content assets. However, many of them have not been digitized, and even if they have been digitized, many of them are not being utilized properly. By digitizing the content with voice transcription and AI-OCR (optical character recognition) with LLM, it will be possible to create various new businesses. To read more about LLM 👇 https://lnkd.in/ebMq4R4t
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Taiwan Agile Tribe
Hello everyone, I am very pleased to report a major breakthrough in my mission. On May 5th last year, I became Taiwan's only Scrum Ambassador and set two great missions for myself. Firstly, I aimed to help cultivate 100 CEOs to become Certified ScrumMasters (CSMs) within a year. To date, we have successfully trained 192, surpassing our goal and achieving great success. Secondly, my other mission is more challenging: to train 100 companies to adopt Agile within ten years. After a year of effort, I have only successfully introduced Scrum to three companies. Among them, Hong Sheng Construction, the third-largest construction company in Taiwan, is the most challenging. Introducing Agile thinking to the construction industry is not easy, and Hong Sheng Construction has obtained 31 CSM certificates, all held by senior executives (including the Chairman, General Manager, Vice General Manager, Assistant General Manager, and Deputy Manager). The courage of Hong Sheng Construction has greatly inspired me, just as the song "You Raise Me Up" expresses. If one day I achieve my goal of transforming 100 companies into Agile organizations, Hong Sheng Construction will undoubtedly be a key milestone in my mission. Their Agile transformation even made the news, and I invite you to read the report here: [Hong Sheng Construction Agile Transformation Report] https://lnkd.in/gEhmgQtf . There is more information online, and you can search for "Hong Sheng Agile" to learn more. The three key steps to promoting Agile include: 1. The General Manager becomes a CEO CSM 2. Start establishing successful case studies 3. Senior executives also obtain CSM, establishing a common language across the company Here is a presentation on the three key steps to adopting Agile in enterprises, which is my hard work and dedication. Please make sure to keep it: [Three Key Steps to Adopting Agile in Enterprises] https://reurl.cc/6vGVgM . Let's work together to achieve greater success on the path to Agile! Best regards, Roger Chou, PhD, CST
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Ziaul Kamal
Smooth Sailing for KubeFlow 1.9 Thanks to CNCF, Red Hat Support https://lnkd.in/gfTxqiYr Since last year, the open source MLOps platform KubeFlow has benefitted from a number of powerful new benefactors, including the Cloud Native Computing Community for open governance, and Red Hat, which has contributed considerable engineering help. And next month, users will begin to see the fruits of this support. Scheduled for release in July 8, the next version of KubeFlow will bring a much-requested model registry, based on Red Hat’s Quay. It also brings the capability of creating build flows using the CNCF Argo project and a revised notebook format. Debuting in 2018, KubeFlow runs on Kubernetes, so it can be run in the cloud or on in-house servers. KubeFlow uses existing open source projects when available. Components include notebooks for experimentation (based on Jupyter Notebooks), pipelines, a user console, and a training operator. Why Is Red Hat Interested in KubeFlow? Much like OpenShift is based on the Kubernetes container orchestrator, so too is Red Hat Open Data Hub built on KubeFlow, noted Jeremy Eder, distinguished engineer at Red Hat, in an interview with TNS. It is also used for the company’s commercially supported OpenShift AI, based on the Open Data Hub. In keeping with the rest of the company’s software portfolio, Red Hat did not build an MLOps tool in-house but instead adopted software already well-supported in the open source community and then allocated engineering help upstream. While the open source enterprise software company had been supporting Kubeflow for a while — Red Hat customers were already running AI and ML workloads on OpenShift, thanks in art because of its support for GPUs — Red Hat ramped up its investment last year when KubeFlow was moved under the CNCF, Eder noted. KubeFlow 1.9 will be the first release that has benefitted from Red Hat’s increased investment, he said. “We’re off and running, man,” Eder said. “The engineers on the ground are represented in almost every workstream.” What Is New in KubeFlow 1.9? Red Had had a lot of customers running AI operation on-premises so, they required a local storage system to build and store models and other build artifacts. That was the first Red Hat-led feature for KubeFlow, a registry to hold models and other build artifacts, such as datasets and metric logs. If you run a MLops system, you need a registry, and while you could use a stock container registry such as Red Hat Quay though “there’s subtly different and important workload ways and we want it to cater very specifically to a data science persona,” Eder said. This registry implements the Open Container Interface 1.1 standard, which is also implemented by Quay. The registry is integrated with KubeFlow pipelines, allowing users to deploy directly from the registry. The model registry will be available as an alpha, though there are some lingering questions about how a model registry should work....
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Paidy
*English follows Japanese 【Z世代のiPhone白書/Gen Z iPhone Report 📝 】 本日のiPhone 16予約開始に合わせて、iPhoneの買い方から使い方までを調査した 「Z世代のiPhone白書」を発表しました。 ・Z世代の3人に1人（36.0%）は新型iPhone購入もしくは検討予定。 ・75.0%のZ世代がiPhoneの購入において、「分割手数料無料で分割払いで支払うのは賢いと思う」と回答。 ・iPhoneなしの生活で耐えられる時間は、3時間以下と答えたZ世代は43.0%に。 詳細は下記のリンクよりご覧ください。 In conjunction with today’s launch of iPhone 16 pre-orders, we have released the “Gen Z iPhone Report,” which investigates how Gen Z buys and uses iPhones. ・One in three Gen Z (36.0%) is considering or planning to purchase the new iPhone. ・75.0% of Gen Z believes that paying for an iPhone in installments with no interest fees is a smart choice. ・43.0% of Gen Z said they could endure living without an iPhone for 3 hours or less. For more details, please see the link below. https://lnkd.in/gXCT9hED #GenZ #iPhone16 #Paidy #BNPL
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Cloud Native Taiwan User Group
(請注意：中文內容設於下方) [KCD Taipei 2024 Session Promote VIII] We've discussed various community and technical topics; now let's shift our focus to a company use case! The next session will be presented by Jace Liang, titled "How KubeVirt speeds up your container / kubernetes Journey." KubeVirt became a CNCF project in 2019 and reached the Incubating stage in 2022. KubeVirt combines virtualization technology with the Kubernetes containerization platform, allowing users to run virtual machines on a Kubernetes cluster and manage them as one of Kubernetes' resources. This session will introduce the basic functions of the KubeVirt project and how KubeVirt can accelerate an enterprise's transition to a containerized and Kubernetes-based platform. It will also summarize the key operational considerations. === [KCD Taipei 2024 議程宣傳 VIII] 前面說了許多社群、技術的討論，這次我們回歸到公司使用案例吧！ 下一個議程來介紹是梁維恩 (Jace Liang) 的「KubeVirt如何協助企業走向容器化之路」 KubeVirt 從 2019 成為 CNCF 專案，且在 2022 年達到 Incubating。KubeVirt 將虛擬化技術與 Kubernetes 容器化平台相結合，讓使用者可以在 Kubernetes 叢集上執行虛擬機器，並將其視為 Kubernetes 管理的資源之一。 本次議程將介紹 KubeVirt 專案基本功能與如何藉由 KubeVirt 加速企業走向容器化與 Kubernetes 平台，並總結各項營運上需考量的重點。 #KCD #KCDTaipei #KCDTaipei2024 #CNCF
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Justin Yoo
On August 10th at #UbuConKorea, I'm going to present about the topic: "Building container images without Dockerfile" It does sound trolling, right? 🤣 While it's very true, I'm going to discuss which options are available to build container images from the developer productivity perspectives. During the session, I'd also like to touch how .NET Aspire makes our lives easier to build and deploy cloud-native apps. I'll see you there! #cloudnative #dotnet #aspire #containers #dockerfile #msbuild #docker #dockercompose #aspirate #chiseledcontainer
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SUSE
👉 "#AI applications will basically be developed based on containers and distributed through the #Kubernetes environment. Backend technologies that link #GenerativeAI to existing enterprise environments will be linked to #container applications and Kubernetes environments," says #SUSE's Korea General Manager, Kunhong Choi. 📣 Check out what he shared on tech and platform as a service this week for IT Daily: https://okt.to/pUozaM
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Krrish D.
Thrilled to enable 🔎 Gemini 'Grounding' support 👉 https://lnkd.in/gUKu3bv4 (+4 more updates 👇) 🛠️ Azure default api version fix 💪 'additional_drop_param' support for Embedding+Img Gen - https://lnkd.in/gZ8ZwccW 🗣️ Speech to text - 'srt' support - https://lnkd.in/gE69asjN 🎉 'IP Address' filtering - https://lnkd.in/gTu9q-iB
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David Chong
#FreshGraduate in Tokyo may get up to 2 million yen as "congratulatory incentive"! https://lnkd.in/gc4RUUWF reports that 👉 As fresh graduates continue to enjoy a "seller's market" and corporate competition for human resources intensifies, a number of companies are giving out similar incentives ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of yen (roughly $130 to $3,200) to new or mid-career hires, yet a 2-million-yen incentive is quite uncommon. 👉 The Japanese government estimates that the country may face a shortage of 360,000 IT professionals in 2025 due to the rising demand for such personnel and the dwindling population, among other factors. Are you struggling to hire in Tokyo? Reach out to us for a solution 💡 FocusCore Japan David Sweet, Ph.D. Simon Jelfs Jonathan Cant Thomas Bangert Jack Stone Ed Chynoweth Jamieson Paling
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Shinji Namura
This is the 212th (September 27, 2024) edition of “Web Direction I'm Doing Radio,” a weekly podcast for web-based creators to improve their work skills, delivered every Friday and with 910,000 views. https://lnkd.in/gpVKhsp8 This week we received the following questions from podcast listeners and answered them on the show The problem of bosses who don't understand how people feel How to adopt new technology and how to let go of old technology How to achieve goals set at the beginning of the year... We accept DMs from listeners on this program. If you have any questions or concerns about “project management,” “web design,” or “web system development” in your work, please send them to our personality, Namura, at the URL below. Namura will respond with an answer based on his past experience, “How about this idea? Namura will reply with an answer based on his past experience. Question Submission Form (https://lnkd.in/g2MAPUwe) We are not only looking for work-related questions, but we are also looking for DMs on topics such as “This happened to me” in your daily life! Please see the DMs we read on the “Introducing the Podcast Blog” posted above! If you found it interesting or if you found some tips for your work, please share it on social networking sites. We are also available on various podcast platforms, so please subscribe! #Spotify #Podcast
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Indigo Computer Consultancy LLC
Trust is key to AI: 25% faster inference vs. x86 server with NVIDIA T4 GPUs & double-precision inferencing. Learn how a large hospital in Thailand tuned and deployed an AI solution for both speech-to-text and image analysis to automate manual pathologist workloads and treat patients faster. https://stwb.co/ezprasr #ibmpower
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Jeskell Systems
Trust is key to AI: 25% faster inference vs. x86 server with NVIDIA T4 GPUs & double-precision inferencing. Learn how a large hospital in Thailand tuned and deployed an AI solution for both speech-to-text and image analysis to automate manual pathologist workloads and treat patients faster. https://stwb.co/ezpszpa #ibmpower
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Data Sentry MSP
Trust is key to AI: 25% faster inference vs. x86 server with NVIDIA T4 GPUs & double-precision inferencing. Learn how a large hospital in Thailand tuned and deployed an AI solution for both speech-to-text and image analysis to automate manual pathologist workloads and treat patients faster. https://stwb.co/ezsascu #ibmpower
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AVEVA
“Industrial organizations are collecting more data from a variety of sources than ever before. However, technology, security, and governance barriers often make this strategic asset siloed at the time of collection, making it difficult to access to even internal departments.” Rónán de Hooge recently wrote a piece for MONOist discussing the growing importance of the #industrial ecosystem and the need for increased collaboration in the #manufacturing industry. Ronan emphasized how sharing #data across organizations can bring value to decision-making and ESG goals but explained that Japan’s manufacturing industry faces challenges in doing so. Read more about why building industrial ecosystems can help to achieve faster revenue growth in this article in Japanese here https://bit.ly/3QHQPUY
日本のTaiki Yamaguchiという名前のその他のユーザー
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Taiki Yamaguchi
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Taiki Yamaguchi
Software Engineer at Macbee Planet inc.
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Taiki Yamaguchi
--Niigata university 4th grade/ Traveling / Working abroad / Camera / Web Writer
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Taiki Yamaguchi
Independent Marketing and Advertising Professional
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