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Fine-Tuning BERT to Develop a CV Job Description Matcher

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Introduction: In today’s competitive job market, efficiently matching candidates to job openings is crucial for both job seekers and employers. At Parser, we are continually exploring alternatives to improve our existing processes to address challenges like this one. With this idea in mind, we’ve developed a model using BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers) and […]

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My Key Takeaways From TED AI San Francisco 2024

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While visiting clients in San Francisco, I had the opportunity to attend TED AI, which presented a range of thought-provoking insights. The event showcased a fascinating array of talks, many of which highlighted contrasting perspectives across key areas. Below, I’ve summarised these contrasts, including the primary arguments presented, and my initial reflections. AI as a

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Rethinking LLMs: A Modular, Distributed Approach to AI

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Large Language Models (LLMs) have emerged as powerful tools for understanding and generating human text across various applications. However, as these models grow, they become more complex and consume a lot of resources, similar to a monolithic application. This raises a key question: Is this the most efficient path forward, or is it time to

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Apache Cassandra: Is it a good database for AI? – Part 2

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Introduction In the first part of the article, we explored the general requirements of AI-specific databases. Now, let’s evaluate how well Apache Cassandra 5.0, the popular open source NoSQL database used by tech leading companies like Apple, Netflix, and Spotify, meets these demands. Specifically, we’ll delve into Cassandra’s capabilities, strengths, and limitations to determine if

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Apache Cassandra: Is it a good database for AI? – Part 1

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Introduction The world is now taking a strong turn towards Artificial intelligence (AI), specifically through Generative AI (GenAI). The ability to store large amounts of data is crucial for the development and deployment of AI. With the ever-increasing volume of data being generated, it is essential to have a reliable and scalable storage solution that

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Resilience in Microservices: Bulkhead vs Circuit Breaker

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Introduction In the world оf microservices, resilience іs key. Services are designed tо be independent and loosely coupled, meaning they must be able tо operate іn isolation without impacting other services. However, this independence can also create new challenges when іt comes tо ensuring that the system as a whole remains resilient. Two popular patterns

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Testing ASP.NET Core 8.0 API’s – A Comprehensive Guide

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Introduction Building robust and reliable ASP.NET Core 8.0 APIs requires precision and strategic planning. This article explores essential practices that form the foundation of a well-tested API, navigating through the intricacies of Unit, Integration, and Functional Testing. Mastering the Art of Unit Testing Unit testing involves testing a single class by mocking out its dependencies.

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5 Reasons Why SXSW Should Be on Every Tech Founder\’s Agenda

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As a tech founder navigating the landscape of conferences and events, one often finds oneself traversing a desert of corporate monotony. But amidst this arid terrain lies an oasis of innovation and inspiration: South by Southwest (SXSW). Picture a convergence of minds, where the pulsating energy of cutting-edge technology collides with the boundless creativity of

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Amazon Connect and Amazon Pinpoint: the power of cloud communications for outbound campaigns

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In today’s fast-paced financial services sector, the ability to efficiently connect with clients and manage interactions is crucial. Read about how Ascent Funding, a private financial services firm specialising in providing tailored loans for underserved students, as well as career-transforming bootcamps, leveraged the power of cloud-based communication services like Amazon Pinpoint and Amazon Connect to

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Navigating the Real World of Model-Based Testing

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A Journey through Pros, Cons, and Adaptation In the dynamic realm of software testing methodologies, Model-Based Testing (MBT) has emerged as a promising approach, offering a systematic way to design and execute artefacts for software and system testing. This article delves into the practical experiences of a QA team that embraced MBT, unravelling its pros,

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