Finding Signal in the Noise with In Young Cho

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The Changing Craft of Programming with John Crepezzi

John Crepezzi has spent his career building tools for other programmers—at Tumblr, at Square, and then at GitHub, where he worked on the merge queue and the early versions of Codespaces. He came to Jane Street to build a code search engine for OCaml. A week into the job, ChatGPT ...  Show more

Learning Goals and the Goals of Learning: Teaching in the Age of AI with Aaron Bauer

Aaron Bauer is a software engineer and one of Jane Street's few developer educators—a role that splits his time between writing code and teaching other people how to write it. Before joining the firm, he taught computer science at Carleton College, including four straight terms o ...  Show more

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