Growth team at @NetflixEng. Past lives: @yuilibrary at Yahoo, bioinformatics at @McGillU.
Joined March 2011
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Clarence Leung retweeted
Jonathan Petit-Frere from @netflix will hit the #dcnyc24 stage! 📢
This #Android lightning talk covers building responsive widgets with #JetpackGlance, migrating from #RemoteViews, & testing for flawless performance.
nyc.droidcon.com/jonathan-pe…
Clarence Leung retweeted
🚨I'm hiring for one of my teams!🚨
We're at a pivotal moment for the Netflix Web Platform, and I'm looking for a unique individual who is deeply technical but also an organized outgoing communicator to help us push the platform to the next level.
jobs.netflix.com/jobs/337541…
Update: We ended up making it to Hong Kong at 1:30 AM, after a really long delay in Xiamen, so we’ll make it back to the US. Was rough though, a 2 hour flight became an 8 hour one unexpectedly. 🙃
Come and join one of the teams that I work with the most, on some exciting cutting-edge tech at @NetflixEng !
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Clarence Leung retweeted
Welcome 🔜 @KalebMcKelvey, Growth Engineering @NetflixEng & a constant Reddit lurker.
✌️Since Diablo 1 piqued Kaleb's interest in learning how to program, the speaker has been on a mission to continuously grow through career & personal experiences as a Software Engineer.
Clarence Leung retweeted
Is Lyft in trouble? It looks like it. In this week's The Scoop, we analyze the situation:
blog.pragmaticengineer.com/l…
The full issue additionally covers the topics below. Read it here: newsletter.pragmaticengineer…
ALT Today's topics: Lyft in trouble. 2022’s end-of-year financials paint a worrying picture of the US’s #2 ridesharing company. The founders have just stepped down and a former Amazon executive is the new CEO. What does this major change mean? Analysis. A trend of more works councils at tech companies. Tech companies in Europe have not been big on Works Councils – bodies which represent employees – but this seems to be changing fast. Councils are now present in almost a dozen tech companies in Germany and the Netherlands. I share details on why this is happening now. Exclusive. Why did GitHub fire its engineering team in India? In a somewhat unexpected move, GitHub has let go all of its software engineers in India. Why, and what will this mean for its products? I’ve talked with affected devs for details. Exclusive. Twitter’s disappointing equity refreshers.
Clarence Leung retweeted
okay so AI can literally read our minds now.
a team from osaka was able to reconstruct visual images from mri scan data using stable diffusion.
first row is the image presented to the test subject, second row is the reconstructed image from mri data.
wild.
Clarence Leung retweeted
and yes, you can still watch Netflix while traveling! about.netflix.com/en/news/an…
Clarence Leung retweeted
Please, if you know someone that was let go on the
#MetaLayOffs or #TwitterLayoffs that are under a visa, please tag here. My team at Netflix has three open positions. My DM is open.
Clarence Leung retweeted
If you take a Petri dish, castor oil and some ball bearings and put all in an electric field, you might happen to spot an interesting behavior: self-assembling wires who appear to be almost alive
[Stanford Complexity Group: buff.ly/3utG23e]
I'm trying to relearn mobile dev through the Swift UI tutorials, so I'm streaming myself working through them on Twitch! Feel free to join and say hi! twitch.tv/clargle
Wish I was there at @RenderATL! Definitely reach out to @KalebMcKelvey if you’re curious about what it’s like working at @NetflixEng! #Render2022
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Definitely feels like a metaverse would need some kind of UI interop.
Emojis being different across iOS and Android already cause misunderstandings. Your perception of reality differing based on what OS you choose would be pretty bad.
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This is the only HBO Max email I ever opened, so in a way, the intern did better than everyone else.
Clarence Leung retweeted
saying devs are "too valuable" to be on call is nothing but thinly disguised engineering classism.
if you're not on call for your code, who is? who are you forcing to wake up for the consequences of your actions? do they get paid more than you, or less than you? i rest my case.
Looking for the YUI docs from yuilibrary.com? They're now available at: clarle.github.io/yui3
Still need help with YUI 2, YUI 3, or any other frameworks from the good old days? Feel free to DM me and say hi!
Interesting blog post from Airbnb on their experience with React Native, and why they're moving away from it. Very much parallels my own experience from a while back. teapaw.org/gpeal8/status/10091130…
After two years, 220 screens, and 120,000 lines of javascript, we're moving away from React Native at Airbnb. I tried to summarize our experience in a single blog post but that wouldn't do it justice so it turned into five!
medium.com/airbnb-engineerin…
