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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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Frameworks

Bookmarks

  1. Resilient Cyber's Collection of AI Security Resources

    Resilient Cyber's curated collection of AI security resources: interviews, publications, and frameworks covering LLM threat models, red teaming, and AI-specific attack surfaces. A useful aggregation point for the AI security practitioner landscape.

  2. Untools: Thinking Frameworks and Mental Models

    Untools is a curated collection of thinking frameworks and decision-making tools — systems thinking, problem decomposition, first principles, and more — each explained concisely with practical guidance on when to apply them. A lightweight reference for structured reasoning.

  3. Designing Machine Learning Frameworks

    Mikio Braun's reflection on the design principles behind ML frameworks — the tensions between flexibility and usability, scikit-learn's consistency, and what makes a good ML library API. Written by the author of jBLAS.

  4. Top 7 Backbone.js Alternatives

    A 2012 roundup of Backbone.js alternatives — Ember, Knockout, CanJS, Spine, and others — capturing the moment when JavaScript MVC frameworks were proliferating rapidly. The JS framework wars of 2012-2014 look very different in retrospect: most of the contenders are gone.

  5. TodoMVC

    TodoMVC is a project that implements the same Todo application across every major JavaScript framework, letting developers compare syntax and architecture side by side. It became the de facto benchmark for evaluating JS frontend frameworks.

  6. Spine.js vs Backbone.js

    A 2012 comparison of Spine.js and Backbone.js — the two leading JavaScript MVC frameworks before Angular, Ember, and React. Both aimed to bring structure to increasingly complex client-side web apps.

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