I'm an AI researcher & engineer focused on multilingual large language models. 🤖
At Translated, I helped build Lara from day one, a machine translation LLM that powers content in real-time for Airbnb, Uber, Shopify, and others, reaching over 200 million users. I've scaled training to 1,000+ GPUs and expanded machine translation coverage to 201 languages. My work has consistently aimed at one thing: making LLMs speak your language. 🔊🌐
I co-founded an AI startup building an image geolocalization system as part of a three-person founding team. That experience taught me how everything can be uncertain, fast, and change in a blink. We were figuring things out as we went, and growing quickly. It also brought a few bitter lessons about people...
I'm an eager learner. I constantly push to improve how I think, train, and build. I can't imagine a life without some form of training, whether it's GPUs 🖥️, gym plates 🏋️, or marathon prep 🏃.
Still iterating.
Back in my first year of university, a professor introduced us to spaghetti code. It's a notorious anti-pattern where excessive use of GOTO statements turns programs into a tangled mess that’s nearly impossible to follow. The name stuck with me for a few reasons:
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A nod to my Italian roots 🍝
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A joke about messy beginner code 👨🏻💻
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An easy way to stay anonymous while learning 🕵️♂️
I always planned to switch to my real name once my code felt “good enough,” but nostalgia (and maybe a bit of laziness) won out. I've been codiceSpaghetti ever since 2017.
| Category | Tools |
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| Languages & Core |       |
| Data & Processing |         |
| Training & Inference |         |
| Monitoring & Deploy |       |
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