Anne Schuth
Engineer at the Dutch Government · PhD in Search
Weeknotes
Wekelijkse reflecties over werk, technologie (en het leven). Dit zijn mijn weeknotes: korte updates over waar ik over nadenk, aan werk en wat ik leer.
Verdwijnende maker-tijd
In de afgelopen weken is me iets opgevallen: mijn dagen worden steeds meer gefragmenteerd. Waar ik eerder dit jaar echt een maker was, merk ik dat mijn agenda er weer...
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Hosting in slow motion
Er is inmiddels een maand voorbij, niet een week. En ik word rechts en links ingehaald, door anderen die wel week notes schrijven, zoals Eelco. Ik heb allerlei excuses, zoals...
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The Paradox
It’s been two weeks since my last note, and I can’t stop thinking about Machine Law. It’s consuming my thoughts. I find myself working out technical solutions in my head...
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Experiments with Machine Law
Last week, I wrote about joining Bureau Architecture and the energy I found there. This week, I want to share what I’ve been experimenting with: what I’ve been calling “Machine...
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Back to Weeknotes: New Beginnings at Bureau Architecture
It’s been 15 months since my last (and first) weeknote. That’s far too long, but here we are. This week marks a new beginning as I joined Bureau Architecture, and...
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Software Engineering in an Ivory Tower?
Last Tuesday, on my 6th day at the government, I took this picture. I sit on the 31st floor in the right tower. Five floors from the top. (Interestingly, there...
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Leaving Spotify, joining the Government
I had my last day at Spotify a bit over a month ago. Thanks, everyone for the incredible journey, working alongside such great people and contributing to Spotify Search. It...
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Short SIGIR Paper on Tip-of-the-Tongue Retrieval for Music Accepted!
Our paper When the Music Stops: Tip-of-the-Tongue Retrieval for Music was accepted as a short paper at SIGIR2023! This work was done with Samarth Bhargav (intern at Spotify at the...
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Joining Spotify
Last week was my last at DPG Media, after a ride of almost 4 years. I’m thankful for the company and the people there (in particular Philippe Remarque, Marten Blankesteijn,...
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ECIR2016 short paper on 'Probabilistic Multileave Gradient Descent' accepted
Our paper Probabilistic Multileave Gradient Descent with Harrie
Oosterhuis, Anne Schuth, and Maarten de Rijke was accepted
at ECIR2016.
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