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The approach we take to building the Facebook app is based on three key elements: trust, unification and people. In episode 42, Pascal Hartig explores with Maria when people and metrics can be in conflict and what to do about it. pca.st/episode/170fed…

For episode 43, @cwillycs is back and tells us everything there is to know about three SDKs for VR: 👉 Presence Platform 🗣️ Voice SDK 🛋️ Insights SDK Tune in on your favourite podcast player. pca.st/episode/39eb6d…

In episode 44, we go deep into the technology that underpins our messaging products: MSYS. What started off as a small C-library for Apple Watch now powers most messages sent across Meta products. pca.st/52cev6sx

Need something to listen to while getting ready for the holidays? Pascal Hartig has got you covered with an interview about RSYS, the library that powers most of Meta's audio and video calls across the apps. pca.st/51t4zzhw

Unlike other podcast, we don't do rebroadcasts over the holidays. ICYMI: Episode 47 talks about Sapling, our recently open-sourced, git-compatible version control system. pca.st/zop6ouap

It's not every day that you find a fix that reduces the video compute time by 94% but that's exactly what Ryan Peterman did for Instagram. Tune in to episode 48 to learn why implementing the fix was actually the easy part. pca.st/xjbllsoi

When Ryan Peterman started his work on reducing the compute cost for video encoding, the goal from the start was improving the user experience. To listen to the full interview, check out episode 48 wherever you get your podcasts.

Lisa works on Instagram's Dev Craft team and has overseen the gradual migration from Java to Kotlin. Today, more than 80% of newly committed code is written in Kotlin but the journey wasn't easy. Tune in to episode 49 to learn more! pca.st/episode/8dd66f…

The Anonymous Credential Service is a recently open-sourced, highly available multitenant service that allows clients to authenticate in a de-identified manner. Tune in to learn from Alex and Haozhi how cryptography makes all of this possible. pca.st/episode/6a95e1…

Some of our team members went on the Meta Tech podcast to talk about the work our team does at Meta. Leverage privacy enhancing technologies for data minimization at scale.

Today, we released Buck2, our large-scale build system. Learn from Marie and Neil, two engineers on the build infra team, how they made Buck2 on average 2x faster than Buck1, what their experience with Rust was like and much more. pca.st/h7hg4alo

Podcast of me, Marie and Pascal Hartig talking about the Buck2 build system on Meta Tech Podcast:

In the latest Meta Tech Podcast, host @Passy talks all about the newly released Buck2 build system with engineers Neil Mitchell (neildmitchell @🪡) and Marie Bremner. Discover why Buck2 was built, how it's faster, and more: insidefacebookmobile.libsyn.com/51-buck2-a-lar…

How did #PyTorch turn from underdog to one of the most-used frameworks for machine learning? Tune in to episode 52 of the Meta Tech Podcast with developer advocate Suraj to find out! pca.st/episode/8675cb…

Developer Advocate Suraj Subramanian talks all about PyTorch with Pascal Hartig on the latest Meta Tech Podcast. Learn about the history of #PyTorch, how it became successful, and the importance of fostering a helpful community. Listen now: pca.st/5mzi87da

How can breaking hardware and software make the world safer? Vlad joins Pascal Hartig to explain how offensive security at Red Team X looks for vulnerabilities in third-party products and works with the vendors to get the vulnerabilities fixed for everyone. pca.st/episode/b552d6…

One big folder. No enforced code ownership. No QA team reviewing changes before they land. How are things not constantly on fire? Listen to Pascal Hartig's interview with software engineers Katherine Zak and Dustin. pca.st/episode/a43ce4…

Threads went from idea to 100M users in just about five months. This would not have been possible without building on top of Meta's existing systems and infrastructure. Join Pascal Hartig as he talks to three engineers who work on Android, iOS and backend. pca.st/episode/fa8450…

Python at Meta is huge. Not only does it famously power Instagram's backend, but it underpins our configuration systems, much of our AI work, analytics and many smaller services. Amethyst tells Pascal Hartig how the Python Foundation Team supports all this. pca.st/episode/d1dcd0…