Sam Abdullaev

✨Insights from Amazon's Tech Event✨ This month, I had the opportunity to delve into the cutting-edge world of artificial intelligence at an event titled "Generating the Future: Introduction to Generative AI" hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS). The event was an eye-opening journey into the capabilities, applications, and challenges of this transformative technology. Here's a quick rundown of what I learned: 1. Artificial Intelligence (AI) → any technique that enables machines to mimic human intelligence and perform tasks such as problem-solving, learning, and decision-making. 2. Machine Learning (ML) → a branch of AI that uses computers to automatically learn from data and improve their performance on tasks. 3. Deep Learning (DL) → a subset of ML composed of deeply multi-layered neural networks that perform tasks like speech and image recognition. 4. Generative AI → a type of AI that can create new content and ideas, including conversations, stories, images, videos, and music, by mimicking or expanding upon existing patterns. 5. AWS AI Tools: ● Sagemaker → a cloud-based machine-learning platform that allows to build, train, and deploy ML models at scale. ● Amazon Bedrock → a fully managed service for building and scaling generative AI applications using Large Language Models (LLMs) and other foundation models (FMs). ● CodeWhisperer → a code generator powered by machine learning that provides AI suggestions directly within the IDE and through the command line. ● Amazon Q → a fully managed, generative AI-powered assistant tailored to your business needs, capable of answering questions, providing summaries, generating content, and completing tasks based on enterprise data. ● Code Catalyst → an integrated service on AWS designed to help software development teams go from planning to production faster. ● PartyRock → a fun and intuitive hands-on feature within the Amazon Bedrock Playground, serving as a shareable generative AI app-building tool. So, what does the future hold for us? 1. Artificial Narrow Intelligence (ANI) → AI systems that are designed and trained for a specific task or narrow set of tasks. 2. Artificial general Intelligence (AGI) → AI systems that behave in a human-like way across all tasks. 3. Artificial super Intelligence (ASI) → AI that is smarter than human intelligence in every aspect. Let's see what lies ahead! @sam_abdullaev

On February 8, 2023 Best friend was residing in a different time zone Cyber roommate was living in his game zone I was 6,469 kilometers away from my comfort zone High and low at energy at times, I started a relationship with a new friend: Medium My first year in the UK was the first topic we decided to discuss, and it ended up with 5 more follow-up conversations Sharing personal experiences split into 6 different stories in my network which take 35 minutes to read but took me 328,320 minutes to live through those moments Studying in the UK: A Comprehensive Guide Thanks for being a medium for sharing my thoughts Medium. Don’t forget, we are meeting next week! @sam_abdullaev

I've recently gone through 10 articles discussing necessary qualities for software engineers. Here are the top 10 qualities followed by top 10 suggestions to improve them: 1. Ask the Right Question Choose the right time and person to ask targeted, open-ended questions and express gratitude for their response 2. Work With Deep Focus Control your attention and minimize distractions for quality work 3. Show Initiatives Take responsibilities, execute and go the extra mile 4. Stay Flexible and Adaptable Don't confine yourself to a specific technology or framework 5. Prioritize Your Tasks Prioritize activities for your personal growth while leaving enough room for a good night's sleep, meals and workouts 6. Respect Each Other's Time Plan ahead, and be honest about delays 7. Embrace Constructive Feedback Ask for it individually, value actionable insights, express gratitude, and act on it 8. Build a Blameless Work Culture Promote open communication and proactive approach to incidents 9. Publicly Give Kudos to Others When They Help Express gratitude for colleagues' contributions in team meetings or stand-up sessions 10. Become a Better Writer Value the reader’s time more than your own Let's try them out in 2024! @sam_abdullaev

One of the most famous content creators in the Uzbek language, SUBYEKTIV, has released an almost 4-hour-long video reflecting the lives of Uzbeks who are currently working for tech giants in Silicon Valley. I enjoyed every second of the exclusive mini interviews. The guests have already accomplished what I aim to do in the next five years. Their recommendations have the potential to save me valuable time and prevent me from investing efforts in the wrong direction. Initially, I started watching the video to focus on recommendations on how to get into Google, but I ended up noting down suggestions on Goal Setting, Personal Development and Professional Success. I translated them into English and summarized for future reference. It appears that I'm already following the most commonly emphasized recommendation, #9 🙂 Thanks all guests and the SUBYEKTIV team! 1. Asror Arabjanov 2. Aziz Ergashev 3. Farruh Habibullaev 4. Jamshid Ziyoxonov (SUBYEKTIV) 5. Muxtorjon Qo'chqorov 6. Nodir Nazarov 7. Saidakbar Pardaev 8. Saidbek Arislonov 9. Ulugbek Mirmukhamedov Check out the video here: Kichik Qishloqdan GIGANT kompaniyalargacha — Kremniy vodiysidagi O‘ZBEKLAR. Follow SUBYEKTIV Youtube Channel and SUBYEKTIV Telegram Channel for more insightful content and updates. P.S. In Uzbek, 'Aka' is often used to address or refer to an older brother or a close male friend with a sense of familiarity and respect. In my table, it is used to address with a sense of respect and also to save some space😂 @sam_abdullaev

Hey! Welcome to my channel. I'm Sam from Angren, Uzbekistan. I am a Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) student at the University of Hertfordshire in the UK and am currently participating in a 1-year exchange program at Concordia University in Canada. My goal is to join Google as a Software Engineer. Starting from this year, I decided to always write down the knowledge and experiences I have learned, am learning, and will definitely learn in the field of Software Engineering, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence. This channel is meant to be 3 things: 1. Structured writing practice: I want to improve my ability to explain concepts in a way that's easy to understand as this is important in the tech world. 2. New connections: I want to gather an audience of intelligent, active people who want to work on themselves and achieve their goals. 3. Community help: I want to help others by sharing the knowledge and insights I have gained. I hope that you will join me on this journey :) @sam_abdullaev

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