- The first one is simpler, has a lot of pictures, graphs and even three animations.
- The second one has all the necessary math.
Showing posts with label spotify. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spotify. Show all posts
09 December 2015
ELS: latency based load balancer
You might have noticed that the Spotify back-end has been faster by about 0.47 milliseconds in the last 6 months. Read about my new algorithm in two posts:
29 August 2015
Underflow bug
Sometimes code needs to be executed 100 000 000 000 000 (100 trillion) times to hit a bug. Read my blog post for Spotify to learn more.
As usual, Reddit users were there to brighten my day:
As usual, Reddit users were there to brighten my day:
- "Really surprised such a successful tech company produced such shoddy code."
- "This is remarkably shitty code. I would criticize pretty harshly anyone who wrote it. I would fire anyone who wrote a public blog post about it exactly like this post."
- "So basic edge case failure. Not even a corner case."
- "Yeah, not surprised that someone that thinks they invented the term underflow and used it wrongly got something like this wrong."
- "[the code] is, pretty obviously, broken at a glance"
09 March 2014
How to shuffle songs? – A blog post I wrote for Spotify
I improved Spotify's shuffling algorithm and wrote a blog post about it. Enjoy!
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