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Damilare Akinlaja reposted thisDamilare Akinlaja reposted thisI have now completed a full year at InfraRed, fully committed with no side gigs or other paid work. I put all my energy into building our IP from the ground up. Today, we are proud to see it in the hands of financial institutions, and institutions across different industries. The last 12 months have stretched me in ways I did not expect. Every entrepreneur talks about how hard the journey can be, and now I truly understand what that means. There have been long days, difficult conversations, and moments of doubt. But there have also been breakthroughs, growth, and wins that make everything worth it. What stands out most is this: the good days are more frequent than the hard ones. And on the hard days, I am reminded why I started in the first place. One year in, I am grateful for the lessons, the resilience, and the progress. We are only getting started.
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Damilare Akinlaja shared thisBuilding a JIT Compiler from Scratch: Part 2 — Designing a Minimal IRBuilding a JIT Compiler from Scratch: Part 2 — Designing a Minimal IR
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Damilare Akinlaja reposted thisDamilare Akinlaja reposted this🆕 🛑 New Paper! Real-Time Declarative Risk Decisioning: A Compilation Framework for Multi-Signal Policy Evaluation. This paper presents a compilation framework that transforms declarative risk policies into optimized database queries — achieving sub-100ms latency with full auditability. The core insight is that risk evaluation is structurally a query planning problem, and mature database infrastructure can be leveraged rather than reinvented. The approach generalizes beyond fraud detection to healthcare alerting, IoT anomaly detection, and regulatory compliance. Read the paper 👉 https://lnkd.in/dPHJ-qBt With Damilare Akinlaja and Samuel A.Real-Time Declarative Risk Decisioning: A Compilation Framework for Multi-Signal Policy EvaluationReal-Time Declarative Risk Decisioning: A Compilation Framework for Multi-Signal Policy Evaluation
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Damilare Akinlaja reposted thisDamilare Akinlaja reposted thisDid you spend hours this week reviewing documents and then copying the information you needed into your ERP manually? We’re building something at InfraRed to make your reviews faster and extract the information you need automatically into your workflows. Save time and reduce errors by at least 90%! If you’d like to test the product, please send me a DM or book a demo via cal.com/infrared/demo
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Damilare Akinlaja posted thisI have been working on something, and I can't wait to show you all when I it's done ✅ https://rayzor-blade.com
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Damilare Akinlaja reposted thisDamilare Akinlaja reposted thisWe'll still hire talented junior software developers at InfraRed when the opportunity arises. I reckon a lot of companies will regret neglecting their talent pipeline because of AI.
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Damilare Akinlaja reposted thisDamilare Akinlaja reposted thisI once worked with an engineer who never spoke in meetings. They would answer questions when asked, but they would never jump in on their own. The conventional response would be to coach this person to speak up. I didn't. Instead, I coached the entire team. The engineer I mentioned who didn’t speak? They were a good engineer whom everyone liked. They just didn’t speak up. When I spoke with them about why, they explained that in their culture, interrupting was seen as rude. Unfortunately, they were also shy about presenting this to the team. Instead, I did it for them. I spoke with every team member and let them know. Then we had a team meeting to discuss how we wanted to adjust. In the end, it was agreed that we’d intentionally leave space in conversations and that it was our facilitator’s responsibility to make sure it happened. Interestingly, after the change, I received feedback that everyone liked the new format better, as they didn’t have to fight to be heard. I've seen this same pattern play out in different ways. Another time, I was on a team that had recently been reformed as part of a reorganization. We ended up with two new engineers, our very senior tech lead, and myself. After a week or two, I had noticed that the new engineers were very quiet. Reserved. They asked questions when they got stuck, but didn’t offer much else. When I spoke with them about it, they let me know how overwhelmed they felt. They explained that the tech lead was taking up all the technical space. So we flipped the script. The new engineers took on the technical role that the tech lead was doing. The new engineers would get their support and expertise, but they’d have the opportunity to figure it out first. After a few weeks, the new engineers were diving in and, as before, a side effect was that the lead was getting better at coaching and mentoring. Now, when I join a team, I watch for who's not being heard. Not to coach them to speak up, but to understand what the system is doing to silence them.
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Damilare Akinlaja reacted on thisAyo is building a proper product. Well done to you and the team!Damilare Akinlaja reacted on thisYesterday, I had an 8 Minutes onboarding session with Daniel and two notable events occurred and I couldn't stop reflecting on them. First was his comment after his first call to Yeremiah, their first AI employee. He ended the call, smiled and said "It is smarter, I like it! It's good". As a physiotherapist in one of Birmingham's busiest pain and sports physiotherapy clinics, the phone lines are busy especially during marketing campaigns and calls go unanswered. A few minutes later, we were reminded how much AI like 8 Minutes tranforms customer experience. We attempted calling Vodafone to resolve an issue when forwarding calls from the clinic number to Yeremiah's primary number and we were greeted with pre-recorded robot messages and instructions to press 1 for support. The call ended abruptly in 2 minutes without any solution to the issue we had called for. I am grateful for moments like this because it reminds me of the impact of our work. If you know any dental clinic, eye clinic, physiotherapy clinic, and dermatology clinic that we should be talking to, please DM me. #clinic #AIforClinics #digitalhealth #westmidlands #dental #eye #dentists #physiotherapist #dermatologist
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Damilare Akinlaja reacted on thisDamilare Akinlaja reacted on thisYesterday, I had an 8 Minutes onboarding session with Daniel and two notable events occurred and I couldn't stop reflecting on them. First was his comment after his first call to Yeremiah, their first AI employee. He ended the call, smiled and said "It is smarter, I like it! It's good". As a physiotherapist in one of Birmingham's busiest pain and sports physiotherapy clinics, the phone lines are busy especially during marketing campaigns and calls go unanswered. A few minutes later, we were reminded how much AI like 8 Minutes tranforms customer experience. We attempted calling Vodafone to resolve an issue when forwarding calls from the clinic number to Yeremiah's primary number and we were greeted with pre-recorded robot messages and instructions to press 1 for support. The call ended abruptly in 2 minutes without any solution to the issue we had called for. I am grateful for moments like this because it reminds me of the impact of our work. If you know any dental clinic, eye clinic, physiotherapy clinic, and dermatology clinic that we should be talking to, please DM me. #clinic #AIforClinics #digitalhealth #westmidlands #dental #eye #dentists #physiotherapist #dermatologist
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Damilare Akinlaja liked thisDamilare Akinlaja liked thisThe golden path means nothing if your AI agents don't know it exists. They're shipping code faster than your platform governance can catch it. I wrote a newsletter post on how to fix that. 📝 ✨
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Damilare Akinlaja reacted on thisDamilare Akinlaja reacted on thisIt's here. After two years of writing, reviewing, and rewriting, "Generative AI on Kubernetes" has landed on our doorstep. Literally. Written together with the amazing Daniele Zonca, this book is our practical guide for running LLMs on Kubernetes. From model serving with vLLM and KServe, through GPU scheduling and LLM-aware routing, to building RAG pipelines with the right Kubernetes primitives. If you're already comfortable with Kubernetes and want to bring GenAI workloads into production, this one's for you. Grab your copy: * O'Reilly: https://lnkd.in/eAbjAhAj * Amazon: https://lnkd.in/dfJmNU5V * Big thanks to Red Hat for making a free digital edition available: https://lnkd.in/d-bVWG-S I almost forgot to mention: none of this would have happened without the incredible O'Reilly team. Our editors and reviewers pushed us to make every chapter clearer, sharper, and more practical. A huge thank you to everyone at O'Reilly who believed in this project and helped shape it into what it is today. [edited] And if you want a preview of the content, catch Daniele and me at #KubeCon Amsterdam on March 24. I will present "Make GenAI Production-Ready with Kubernetes Patterns" together with Bilgin Ibryam, which will include a good portion of this new book as well. PS: If you like it, we are happy about any review on Amazon or Goodreads 🙏 #Kubernetes #GenAI #LLM #CloudNative #OReilly #KubeConEU
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Damilare Akinlaja reacted on thisDamilare Akinlaja reacted on thisI have now completed a full year at InfraRed, fully committed with no side gigs or other paid work. I put all my energy into building our IP from the ground up. Today, we are proud to see it in the hands of financial institutions, and institutions across different industries. The last 12 months have stretched me in ways I did not expect. Every entrepreneur talks about how hard the journey can be, and now I truly understand what that means. There have been long days, difficult conversations, and moments of doubt. But there have also been breakthroughs, growth, and wins that make everything worth it. What stands out most is this: the good days are more frequent than the hard ones. And on the hard days, I am reminded why I started in the first place. One year in, I am grateful for the lessons, the resilience, and the progress. We are only getting started.
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Damilare Akinlaja reacted on thisDamilare Akinlaja reacted on thisI'm a mentor at CodeLab Educare. Want to learn ReactJS in the most chill way that guarantees a well built web app ? #Register and #Enroll at codelab Educare Limited ®️ with Just 150,000 Naira. Very Affordable! Let me help you land that job as a React developer in just a matter of Months NOTE: This course has a prerequisite that includes already having basic knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript
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Building a JIT Compiler from Scratch: Part 2 — Designing a Minimal IR
Blog Series
See publicationIn Part 2 of "Building a JIT Compiler from Scratch", we build an intermediate representation, a data structure that serves as a contract between high level source code and machine code. It is a layer that makes it easy to debug, analyze, optimize the language before producing high quality assembly for JIT execution.
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Real-Time Declarative Risk Decisioning: A Compilation Framework for Multi-Signal Policy Evaluation
Academia
The paper documents our findings that real-time risk evaluation is structurally a query planning problem, and present a compilation framework that transforms declarative policies into optimized database queries, achieving sub-100ms latency with full auditability.
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Building a JIT Compiler from Scratch: Part 1 — Why Build a JIT Compiler?
Blog Series
See publicationIn Part 1 of the Build a JIT Compiler from Scratch series, we gently got practical and built a simple JIT compiler with ARM64 assembly, and executed it.
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Building a JIT Compiler from Scratch: Part 0 — How Computers Run Your Code
Blog Series
See publicationThis is Part 0 of the Building a JIT from Scratch blog series. It refreshes the reader's mind of the history and evolution of compilers, an exposé on how computers run our code.
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Love2D for Lua Game Development
Packt
See publicationLÖVE is a game development framework for making 2D
games using the Lua programming language. LÖVE is
totally free, and can be used in anything from friendly
open-source hobby projects, to closed-source commercial
ones. Using the Lua programming framework, one can use
LÖVE2D to make any sort of interesting games.
LÖVE2d for Lua Game Programming will quickly and
efficiently guide you through how to develop a video game
from idea to prototype. Even if you are new to…LÖVE is a game development framework for making 2D
games using the Lua programming language. LÖVE is
totally free, and can be used in anything from friendly
open-source hobby projects, to closed-source commercial
ones. Using the Lua programming framework, one can use
LÖVE2D to make any sort of interesting games.
LÖVE2d for Lua Game Programming will quickly and
efficiently guide you through how to develop a video game
from idea to prototype. Even if you are new to game
programming, with this book, you will soon be able to
create as many game titles as you wish without stress.
The LÖVE framework is the quickest and easiest way to
build fully-functional 2D video games. It leverages the Lua
programming language, which is known to be one of the
easiest game development languages to learn and use.
With this book, you will master how to develop multi-
platform games for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. After
downloading and installing LÖVE, you will learn by
example how to draw 2D objects, animate characters using
sprites, and how to create game physics and game world
maps.
LÖVE2d for Lua Game Programming makes it easier and
quicker for you to learn everything you need to know about
game programming. If you’re interested in game
programming, then this book is exactly what you’ve been
looking for.
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Gamification
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Machine Learning
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Scientific Programming
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Projects
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Blinc UI Framework
A declarative, reactive UI system with first-class state machines, spring physics animations, and GPU-accelerated rendering.
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Kito Interaction Framework
Declarative state machines and reaction animations framework for Flutter and Dart
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KaaL Framework
KaaL is a composable operating systems framework with a microkernel purely written in Rust language.
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Rayzor Blade - High Performance Next Gen Compiler
High performance next generation compiler and runtime for the Haxe programming language. Rayzor treats Haxe like a systems language instead of a transpiler, this provided opportunities to apply SOTA optimization passes and SSA based IR and Rust-style memory safety -- therefore making Rayzor the fastest and memory safe bare-metal runtime for Haxe language, beating existing targets like HXCPP, HXJAVA and Hashlink VM.
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Zyntax - Multi-paradigm Language Compiler Infrastructure
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A high-performance, multi-paradigm compiler infrastructure with advance type system features, tiered JIT compilation, and async runtime support.
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zflow FBP Framework
An open-source reactive flow based programming (FBP) framework and runtime based on Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAG).
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Zenflo
See projectZenflo is a framework and runtime for flow-based programming. It can be used as a framework for developing No-code or Low-code platforms
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Cafecito Network
See projectA social platform that facilitates direct engagement and sharing of personalized contents between the Hispanic/Latin-X community and their favorites celebrities or influencers.
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Jumpology- Legendary Jumper
Download and play one of the best jumper games with a different twist.
One day walking through the forest, Baba Lasisi finds himself in a tight corner caught between his evil doppelganger and a monkey (whose bananas he plucked unknowingly during his afternoon stroll). Fortunately, Baba Lasisi has a secret super power and with your help he can overcome is troubles. Be warned you are likely to be addicted.
Features,
- Great and interesting power ups that would make your day (e.g. pot…Download and play one of the best jumper games with a different twist.
One day walking through the forest, Baba Lasisi finds himself in a tight corner caught between his evil doppelganger and a monkey (whose bananas he plucked unknowingly during his afternoon stroll). Fortunately, Baba Lasisi has a secret super power and with your help he can overcome is troubles. Be warned you are likely to be addicted.
Features,
- Great and interesting power ups that would make your day (e.g. pot of beans and plate of akara etc )
- Different Africa costume to choose from
- Different locations to choose from
- Global Leaderboard showing worldwide ranking and lets you compare with friends or competitors.
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Project Gidiopolis
3D virtualization of typical Lagos scenes to be used in video games and future innovation purposes. We are working every bit towards reflecting the Nigerian atmosphere in Video games and related contexts, this we hope will benefit the Nigeria economy.
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Cabasa
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See projectCabasa is an experimental WebAssembly sandbox, interpreter (Virtual Machine) and framework that can execute wasm binaries with support for Haxe foreign functions bindings.
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WASP
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See projectWASP is an utility tool for working with WebAssembly (wasm) binary. It is implemented with the Haxe programming language
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Wrenegade
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See projectAutomatic Foreign Functions Interface binding generator for Wren programming language.
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Kangpe Healthcare Application
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Kangpe allows you to ask confidential health questions and get answers from real verified Doctors whenever you need it. No need to guess or Google, get those health questions bothering you answered by a real life medical professional. Kangpe even gives you their contact details, so you can arrange to meet with the verified Doctor one on one.
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Chicken Escape
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Help Cuckoo escape from being butchered by the Dark witch for her Easter concussion. An endless runner / side-scroll game with African context.
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StudentLife Mobile Community Design
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We designed the business plans, operational plans , and technology solution for a mobile based community for Nigerian Campuses & academicians
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