Book Cube: 2025, page 10
Book Cube publications from 2025, page 10: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.
- · #Architecture
[2/3] Quality Metrics in Software Architecture (Category Architecture)
\[2/3\] Quality Metrics in Software Architecture (Rubric Architecture ) Continue. story About this scientific article, we will talk about the methodology of research and the approach to implementation.
- · #Engineering
Platform Engineering Night (Category Engineering)
Platform Engineering Night (Rubric Engineering ) Ours just started. conference Platform Engineering Night (broadcast here). The conference was opened by Igor Maslov, our VP of Coretech & Data.
- · #Software
JVM Day by T-Bank (Category Software)
JVM Day by T-Bank (Rubric Software ) At the end of the summer, the next conference on JVM technology from T-Bank will be held. The conference will discuss engineering practices, complex cases, non-standard solutions. This year there will be three sections: Java, Scala and Backend. Applications are currently open. (call for papers)The following topics are welcome for each section
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[1/3] Quality Metrics in Software Architecture (Category Architecture)
\[1/3\] Quality Metrics in Software Architecture (Rubric Architecture ) Interesting. survey Software architecture, in which authors systematized and structured metrics (metrics) to assess the quality of architecture (software architecture). They focused on metrics that can only be applied to architectural descriptions. (architecture-only metrics)without the need to analyze the source code or the implemented system.
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Code of Leadership 37 - Interview with Borish Chernysh about frontend architecture and reliability (Category Management)
Code of Leadership 37 - Interview with Borish Chernysh about frontend architecture and reliability (Rubric Management ) Another one. podcast An interesting guest came to me, Boris Chernysh, with whom we discussed front-line architectures and issues of ensuring the reliability of client applications. Boris leads the development of web platforms in T-Bank and takes the role of CRO (chief reliability engineer) In managing the development of client interfaces, where our web platform, mobile phones and APIs are located.
- · #ML
Precision and recall on fingers (Category ML)
Precision and recall on fingers (Rubric ML ) Just yesterday, we discussed the whitepaper about the ByteDance approach to code review. (1, 2 and 3)They gave preference to precision and sacrificed recall when designing their solution. Precision (precision) recall (fullness) These are two important metrics for assessing the quality of classification models, especially when classes are unevenly distributed or when it is important to minimize certain errors. But what does that mean in plain language? Let's talk.
- · #AI
[3/3] BitsAI-CR: Automated Code Review via LLM in Practice (AI column)
\[3/3\] BitsAI-CR: Automated Code Review via LLM in Practice (Rubric AI ) In the last post of the series (1 and 2) I will give the main illustrations from the article.
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[2/3] BitsAI-CR: Automated Code Review via LLM in Practice (AI column)
\[2/3\] BitsAI-CR: Automated Code Review via LLM in Practice (Rubric AI ) Continue. consideration An interesting whitepaper about code review from the second part of the model, namely the mechanism data flywheel
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[1/3] BitsAI-CR: Automated Code Review via LLM in Practice (AI column)
\[1/3\] BitsAI-CR: Automated Code Review via LLM in Practice (Rubric AI ) Interesting. paper ByteDance, the creator of TikTok on the topic of automated code review using GenAI. Interestingly, I’ve been looking at Google’s approach to this question in three parts of Resolving Code Review Comments with Machine Learning. 1, 2 and 3. But the guys at ByteDance have a slightly different approach: they made a system in which LLM writes MR.
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Exclusive: the most-cited papers of the twenty-first century (Category Science)
Exclusive: the most-cited papers of the twenty-first century (Rubric Science ) Interesting. article Nature, in which the authors tried to calculate the most cited articles 21 century. It was quite difficult to calculate accurately, since there is a whole bunch of resources that consider citations to be their own, but the authors took a balanced approach.
- · #Engineering
Postgres vs. MySQL: What decides the choice of database Petr Zaitsev (Category Engineering)
Postgres vs. MySQL: what decides the choice of database Petr Zaitsev (Rubric Engineering ) I saw it. interesting two-hour interview Petra Zaitsev, founder of Percona. I felt like I was back at the beginning of my career when there weren’t any clouds and everyone was bragging about how they were preparing their Mysql for high loads:) Well, seriously, Kirill Mokevnin, the author of the podcast and Peter Zaitsev for 2 We talked about a lot of topics, including
- · #Design
[2/2] 100 Principles of Game Design (100 Game design principles. Universal principles of development and problem solving) (Category Design)
\[2/2\] 100 Principles of Game Design (100 Game design principles. Universal principles of development and problem solving) (Rubric Design ) Continue reading about this book with design principles (1 and 2)I will show more examples of principles and talk about the sources of additional knowledge that the authors refer to. But let's start with principles.
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Book covers"100 Principles of Game Design and100 Game design principles. Universal Principles of Problem Development and Solving
Covers books "100 Principles of Game Design and100 Game design principles. Universal Principles of Problem Development and Solving
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[1/2] 100 Principles of Game Design (100 Game design principles. Universal principles of development and problem solving) (Category Design)
\[1/2\] 100 Principles of Game Design (100 Game design principles. Universal principles of development and problem solving) (Rubric Design ) This book 100 The principles of game design were published in English in 2012 A year later, she was transferred to Bombor. 2024. It is a kaleidoscope of articles on important topics from the world of game design. It's written. 10+ authors, and the editor was Wendy Despain - an experienced game designer and educator. The book is a kind of practical guide for game developers, combining universal principles.
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Are reliability and security additional options or the foundation for modern IT systems? (Category Architecture)
Are reliability and security additional options or the foundation for modern IT systems? (Rubric Architecture ) In May. perform At the Positive Hack Days conference in Luzhniki, where the practicing technical director will tell you: How to assess the cost of quality attributes and justify it to business through a risk model; Why can’t they be introduced later?
- · #AI
Vibe coding: a practice that for some reason does not talk about (AI column)
Vibe coding: a practice that for some reason does not talk about (Rubric AI ) Interesting. article How Vibe Coding is Changing the App Writing Apps That Address Questions Which languages are best suited for wibe coding What an effective work format looks like How this will affect the engineering market
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Platform Engineering Night (Category Engineering)
Platform Engineering Night (Rubric Engineering ) In a week, 23 In April, the office of T-Bank will be held conference Platform Engineering Night, where we will see how platforms are friends with artificial intelligence! This friendship will be marked by Productivity & AI, we will dive into real cases where AI is not just a buzzword, but a tool that today automates routine, predicts failures, scales services and increases team productivity. Only proven approaches that work in the market – no theories, only practice.
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Cover and description of the chapters of the book "Deep Learning". Immersion in the world of neural networks
Cover and description of chapters books " Deep learning. Immersion in the world of neural networks "
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Deep learning. Immersion in the world of neural networks (AI column)
Deep learning. Immersion in the world of neural networks (Rubric AI ) I finally got my hands on reading this book, which had been on my shelf for five years:) This book came out. 2018 Since then, a lot of water has flowed into the world of deep learning, but the book is still interesting. I liked it because it was written by Russian authors who are well-managed with humor and mathematical foundations and have no problems with translation:) The book has three parts and ten chapters, the titles of which make it clear how interesting the book is.
- · #Management
Code of Leadership 36 - Interview with Rodion Reshetov about Analytics and DnD (Category Management)
Code of Leadership 36 - Interview with Rodion Reshetov about Analytics and DnD (Rubric Management ) Another one. podcast An interesting guest came to me, Rodion Reshetov, with whom we work in T-Technology. Rodion works. 10 During his years in T-bank, he went from a call center to an analyst, head of analytical groups, and then to a technical product manager. In addition, Rodion actively develops NRI in the company and tries to devote time to the family.
- · #Culture
Festival of table role-playing games in T-Bank: Adventures Beyond Code (Category Culture)
Festival of table role-playing games in T-Bank: Adventures Beyond Code (Rubric Culture ) Yesterday, while I was walking around Beijing, we had a company. festival role-playing (D&D)where you can pump not only your professional skills, but also skills of improvisation, strategic thinking and teamwork. This festival is the perfect place for IT professionals who love logical problems, custom solutions and fascinating stories. The program of the event was
- · #Travel
shaolin (Category Travel)
shaolin (Rubric Travel ) When I was a kid, I watched a movie about martial artists from a temple in the woods on Mount Shao. (that's Shaolin)I had no idea I would visit this place. This temple has left a significant mark in the history of China and is important for the Chinese themselves, as it is famous for its long traditions in Buddhism, martial arts and traditional Chinese medicine. But foreign popularity to Shaolin came after the cult film 1982 year with Jet Lee.
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Metaphorical description of Huawei strategy (Category Culture)
Metaphorical description of Huawei strategy (Rubric Culture ) Sometimes reference visits to foreign companies are very unusual. For example, when discussing strategy, one can encounter an abundance of metaphors and analogies, for example, referring to the country’s river system: large rivers, dams, dams, and so on. Understanding such a watery story can be difficult, and remembering the metaphors and references themselves is even more difficult.
- · #History
On the Rise - From Dazhongli to HKRI Taikoo Hui (Category History)
On the Rise - From Dazhongli to HKRI Taikoo Hui (Rubric History ) I really like to flip through beautiful books, and on trips such books are often present in hotel rooms. In fact, in Shanghai, such a book was devoted to the ascent of a large developer. HKRI And how he helped build Shanghai.
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Reference visits to the company and thoughts on strategy (Category Management)
Reference visits to the company and thoughts on strategy (Rubric Management ) Over the past week, I’ve learned the beauty of visiting other companies. Such excursions are different - sometimes you have excursions and tell different stories. Focusing on a specific product
- · #AI
MERA Mitap on benchmarks (AI column)
MERA Mitap on benchmarks (Rubric AI ) 15 April 17.00 MERA and the AI Alliance invite T-Bank to meet at benchmarks in all their forms and manifestations.
- · #BusinessStory
ByteDance as an application factory on top of the Volcano Engine platform (Category BusinessStory)
ByteDance as an application factory on top of the Volcano Engine platform (Rubric BusinessStory ) I used to. told About the attention factory from ByteDance, which created the news aggregator Toutiao, and then the short video service Douyin, which in the international market became known as TikTok. But if you get to know the company first hand, then the following points seem interesting: 1) The sticky recommendation system is what everyone says, but I couldn't mention it.
- · #AI
[3/3] Resolving Code Review Comments with Machine Learning (AI column)
\[3/3\] Resolving Code Review Comments with Machine Learning (Rubric AI ) Finishing the review (1 and 2) whitepaper From Google on the topic of code review, here are some beautiful illustrations from the article. They show how the system works, how the guys tuned the quality of the model, and also give examples of complex product cases, like, 3-way-merges when "author attempts to accept an ML-suggested edit in anincompatible code stat."
- · #AI
[2/3] Resolving Code Review Comments with Machine Learning (AI column)
\[2/3\] Resolving Code Review Comments with Machine Learning (Rubric AI ) Continue. story forward whitepaper Google explains the evolution of the system. V1) It all started with generating suggests changes after sending comments code reviewers V2) The tool evolved to suggest code changes to reviewers while writing comments. V2 + IDE integration) Based on user feedback, the team implemented better integration with the IDE, including reviewing conflicting changes. (3-way-merges)
- · #SystemDesign
System Design: Survive an Interview (Acing the System Design Interview) (Category SystemDesign)
System Design: Survive an Interview (Acing the System Design Interview) (Rubric SystemDesign) Recently I came out. novel Published by Peter on System Design Interview. It’s an interesting topic and I’ve talked a lot about it for the last time. highload + +. And here comes a new book that can be read and compared with the same "classics" from Alex Xu. I wonder if I should read it and read it. survey. Vote and I will decide whether the book is worth a detailed analysis.
- · #AI
[1/3] Resolving Code Review Comments with Machine Learning (AI column)
\[1/3\] Resolving Code Review Comments with Machine Learning (Rubric AI ) This one whitepaper Google Research, first published in 2023 Presented at the International Software Engineering Conference (ICSE) April 2024 years. The research is devoted to AI-fixing of the code review process. The bottom line is that the researchers have built a system that is able to understand reviewers' comments in natural language and suggest appropriate changes to the code.
- · #Career
Technology and Development in Individual Contributor: How to turn code into a career (Career column)
Technology and Development in Individual Contributor: How to turn code into a career (Rubric Career ) 5 In June, I will participate in the Techlead Conf X conference as a roundtable participant.Technology and Development in Individual Contributor: How to turn code into a career" It will be about who is a techlid in different companies, what benefits it can bring to the company, what skills and approaches are necessary for techlid and so on.
- · #AI
China built hundreds of AI data centers to catch the AI boom. Now many stand unused (AI column)
China built hundreds of AI data centers to catch the AI boom. Now many stand unused (Rubric AI ) Interesting. article Overproduction of data centers in China from MIT Technology Review. The point is, 1) China’s tech sector is facing serious challenges overcapacity crisis before 80The percentage of newly built computing resources for artificial intelligence remain unused. A massive initiative to build infrastructure for AI, backed by both government and private investors, is experiencing a dramatic decline.
- · #Architecture
Diagrams AI Can, and Cannot, Generate (Category Architecture)
Diagrams AI Can, and Cannot, Generate (Rubric Architecture ) I recently made it to autumn. articles from 2024 A year about drawing architectural diagrams using AI. The author reviewed three use cases and ended with three problems that prevent AI from drawing diagrams like a god. Here are three scenarios. 1) Generate generic diagrams on a given topic - I do not quite understand why such diagrams are needed by the author except as illustration examples, but AI copes with their drawing, however, Google image search copes even better.
- · #Engineering
Code of Leadership 35 - Interview with Eugene Kozlov about SDLC (Category Engineering)
Code of Leadership 35 - Interview with Eugene Kozlov about SDLC (Rubric Engineering ) In the next edition. podcast An interesting guest came to me, Evgeny Kozlov, with whom we work in T-Technology. Zhenya is Staff Software Engineer and leads the development of the Statist analytical platform. https://www.tbank.ru/career/technologies/statist/ This is where we went with other solutions like Amplitude, Adobe Site Catalyst and others. Zhenya is interested in high-load server systems, performance issues, database management systems, and data warehouses.
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Interview with Vibe Coder in 2025 (AI column)
Interview with Vibe Coder in 2025 (Rubric AI ) Funny. video What does Vibe Coding look like? 2025 year. This author has a bunch of interesting videos about different professions, and I have already talked about a couple of them.Next-Door Tech CEO 2024and[Interview with Product Manager in 2024 \[Corporate\]](https://t.me/book cube/2461)" Well, for the new video, the guys chose the topic of vibe coding, which is now fashionable, for example, the guys from Y Combinator talked about it in the issue. Vibe Coding Is The Future "which I'm talking about." told.
- · #History
[2/2] The West's Defeat (The Defeat of the West) (La Défaite de l'Occident) (Category History)
\[2/2\] The West's Defeat (The Defeat of the West) (La Défaite de l'Occident) (Rubric History ) Continue. story I will briefly describe the contents of the remaining chapters. 3) Postmodern Russophobia in Eastern Europe: Todd analyzes the rise of anti-Russian sentiment in Eastern Europe, linking it to historical grievances, nationalism, and the influence of Western ideology. He argues that such Russophobia hinders constructive dialogue and cooperation in the region. 4) What is the West?
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[1/2] The West's Defeat (The Defeat of the West) (La Défaite de l'Occident) (Category History)
\[1/2\] The West's Defeat (The Defeat of the West) (La Défaite de l'Occident) (Rubric History ) This book, published in the original 2024 pen-year Emmanuel Todd I found it very interesting. I must say that the author - a French historian, anthropologist, demographer, sociologist and political scientist - almost 50 Years ago, he predicted the collapse of the Soviet Union, which he made based on demographic data. This work brought him wide fame and later he wrote quite in-depth books on the themes of the history of Europe, global political changes.
- · #Kids
CSKA - Dynamo Makhachkala (Category Kids)
CSKA - Dynamo Makhachkala (Rubric Kids ) Were on the weekend at the next match of football CSKA together with Maxim, my middle son. The weather on Saturday night was great and we arrived early, because we only have to cross the road to get to the stadium.
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"Tech Titans of China" and "The World in the Shadow of the Dragon"
Covers books " Tech Titans of China and The world in the dragon's shadow "
- · #Management
Tech Titans of China (The world in the dragon's shadow) (Category Management)
Tech Titans of China (The world in the dragon's shadow) (Rubric Management ) This book by Rebecca Fannin came out in English in the distant 2019 yearly 2023 A Russian edition came out and I read it the other day. Rebecca Fannin is a renowned journalist, author and media entrepreneur specializing in global innovation, especially in the Chinese technology sector. She began her career covering venture capital in Silicon Valley and became one of the first American journalists to document China’s entrepreneurial boom.
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Code of Leadership 34 - Interview with Alexander Kiverin about Strategy (Category Management)
Code of Leadership 34 - Interview with Alexander Kiverin about Strategy (Rubric Management ) In podcast An interesting guest came to me, Alexander Kiverin, with whom we are members of the CTO Conf X Program Committee. (https://ctoconf.ru/2025/). Alexander is the IT Development Director of B2C Sber, ex-CTO Gazprom Neft, ex-CTO Ak Bars Bank. 15 years of successful experience in technical management.
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Strategic Learning: How to be smarter than your competition and turn key insights into competitive advantage
Covers books Strategic Learning: How to be smarter than your competition and turn key insights into competitive advantage
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Strategic Learning: How to be smarter than your competition and turn key insights into competitive advantage (Strategic training) (Category Management)
Strategic Learning: How to be smarter than your competition and turn key insights into competitive advantage (Strategic training) (Rubric Management ) It's a book. 2010 The year was written by Willie Pietersen, a professor of management at Columbia Business School and former CEO of several major companies, including Seagram USA and Tropicana. He studied at Oxford University as a Rhodes Fellow before developing his expertise in strategic management.
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Book Review: Work! Best of Office Design
Cover and some illustrations from books " Work! Best of Office Design "
- · #Architecture
Work! Best of Office Design (Category Architecture)
Work! Best of Office Design (Rubric Architecture ) In recent years, I have been reading many books on design and architecture. (software engineering)I started putting them on my library shelves. And I found such a cheat code in reading that when I'm tired and can't read complicated books, I just pick up a book with little text and lots of beautiful pictures:) That's how I took off the shelf the book "Work! Best of Office Design," which offered a fascinating exploration of contemporary office design concepts from around the world.
- · #ForKids
The end of the story with bird feeders in the children's developing space "Wolf-gray barrel" (ForKids Category)
The end of the story with bird feeders in the children's developing space "Wolf-gray barrel" (Rubric ForKids ) This morning I was with the kids in a children’s developmental space.Wolf-grey barrel"where we painted the feeders that we had." did Last time. Cyril, my youngest son, painted his feeder in red and blue, and Maxim, the middle son, painted a house on a hill with a blue sky as well as stars. Then we prepared food for the birds, which the children took with them, so that, hanging the feeders, you can immediately fall asleep and feed.
- · #BusinessStory
[2/2] Attention Factory: The Story of TikTok and China's ByteDance (TikTok. Attention Factory. Takeoff story) (Category BusinessStory)
\[2/2\] Attention Factory: The Story of TikTok and China's ByteDance (TikTok. Attention Factory. Takeoff story) (Rubric BusinessStory ) Continue. story About the book by Matthew Brennan, it should be noted that in ByteDance after the capture of the market of news aggregators with the application Toutiao ("Titles") It is a good product, but we need to expand. The look fell on the segment of short videos, which by that time did anyone laziness. For example, Tencent had a product called Weishi, which they launched a few years earlier than ByteDance.
- · #AI
Is AI in software engineering a useful assistant or another hype?
🔥 AI in software engineering - a useful assistant or another hype? Recently. told About our R&D center. One of the important areas in it is work on engineering productivity. We explore how AI helps developers, auditors, and testers, and identify key scenarios where neural networks actually improve performance and where their use falls short of expectations. At the AI mitapa at SWE, the head of the engineering productivity team shared fresh research on the impact of AI on the development process. He also told me how ours Nestor code assistant Helps teams.
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Recently, Koley Bushkov and I recorded the ninth episode of the podcast "Research Insights Made Simple". 9 "What Do Developers Want From AI?", where they talked about AI, and then there was a recording of his speech from the mitapa.
Recently, Kolya Bushkov and I recorded the ninth series of the podcast.Research Insights Made Simple 9 "What Do Developers Want From AI? " And then there was a recording of his speech from the AI mitapa at SWE, where he gave an overview of the state of affairs in the industry, as well as our approach to the projectile. In general, it was a good top-level story that I recommend watching:)