anthony restaino

@anthonycr.bsky.social

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http://anthonycr.com android dev | pro socialism | 🥕 food security | 🍕 pizza | 🦆 birding | 📍 NYC | he/they

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A network diagram showing relationships between major AI, cloud, and hardware companies. Two arrow types indicate relationships: blue arrows mean “A funds or invests in B,” and yellow arrows mean “A is a client of B.” • NVIDIA funds Lambda, CoreWeave, Intel, OpenAI, and Crusoe, while being a client of Lambda, CoreWeave, and Intel. • Lambda is funded by NVIDIA, Supermicro, and Google Ventures, while being a client of Dell, Supermicro, and NVIDIA. • CoreWeave is funded by NVIDIA and OpenAI, while being a client of Supermicro, Dell, and NVIDIA. • Crusoe is funded by NVIDIA, and has Oracle as its client. • OpenAI funds CoreWeave, and is funded by Microsoft, NVIDIA, and AMD, while being a client of NVIDIA, Oracle, Microsoft, Google, AMD, and CoreWeave. • Microsoft funds OpenAI, while being a client of Lambda and CoreWeave. • GV/Google funds Lambda while being a client of CoreWeave. • Oracle is a client of NVIDIA and Crusoe. • Dell is a client of NVIDIA. • Supermicro funds Lambda, while being a client of NVIDIA. • AMD funds OpenAI, while having OpenAI as its client. • Intel is funded by NVIDIA, while having NVIDIA as its client.
screenshot of tweets posted by user @nikitabier in the past about android, showing them disparaging android as a platform
Text that reads: From generating Moshi JSON adapters, to generating dependency injection code with Dagger, to generating database code with Room, most Android developers will interact with a code generator at some point throughout their career. However, the inner workings of these tools are opaque, and writing one can be even more daunting. This talk will walk through a simple example of generating log tags using Kotlin symbol processing. It will aim to make understanding code generators more accessible and to inspire listeners to solve problems with code generation.