Matthew Turk

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Whether you’re an engineer or a reporter or an editor or whatever else, no department exists on a discrete, isometric island here, Matthew Turk '24 writes as he reflects on his four years at The Daily.

Matthew Turk ’24 is a Data Director for The Stanford Daily and is majoring in computer science with a minor in mathematics. He has previously served as a desk editor in News, managing editor of The Grind and Chief Technology Officer. This past summer, he was a Software Engineering Intern at Apple. His novels, An Invincible Summer (2021) and Baba Yaga (2022), are in stores. Ask Matthew about astrophysics, football and the automotive industry. Contact him at mturk ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Matthew Turk ’24 served as the Chief Technology Officer for Vols. 262 and 263, as well as a Grind Managing Editor, Data Director and Desk Editor in News, among other roles for The Stanford Daily. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and a minor in mathematics.

Matthew Turk ’24 is a Data Director for The Stanford Daily and is majoring in computer science with a minor in mathematics. He has previously served as a desk editor in News, managing editor of The Grind and Chief Technology Officer. This past summer, he was a Software Engineering Intern at Apple. His novels, An Invincible Summer (2021) and Baba Yaga (2022), are in stores. Ask Matthew about astrophysics, football and the automotive industry. Contact him at mturk ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Matthew Turk ’24 is a Data Director for The Stanford Daily and is majoring in computer science with a minor in mathematics. He has previously served as a desk editor in News, managing editor of The Grind and Chief Technology Officer. This summer, he is a Software Engineering Intern at Apple. His novels, An Invincible Summer (2021) and Baba Yaga (2022), are in stores. Ask Matthew about astrophysics, football and the automotive industry. Contact him at mturk ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.

Matthew Turk ’24 served as the Chief Technology Officer for Vols. 262 and 263, as well as a Grind Managing Editor, Data Director and Desk Editor in News, among other roles for The Stanford Daily. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and a minor in mathematics.

Although the Alpaca model’s web demo was taken down for safety concerns, its source code remains public. Since March 16, a live spinoff demo by Eric J. Wang ’19 M.S. ’20 has been available on the website of artificial intelligence company Hugging Face.

The record $257,563 figure represents an increase in real earnings from the previous year, bucking a trend amid economic slowdowns that have affected several industries Graduate School of Business…

Bain’s $10 billion portfolio of assets under management now includes some stake in Marriage Pact, though the terms of the agreement were framed in a way that does not yet determine a stock price.

Stanford Crossword Puzzle: Spring 2022  The Stanford Daily

Are college students ready to settle down? The answer to that question could depend on the responses to more than 500 potential questions. While layers of immense complexity underlie this matchmaking…

Singles account for 16.2% of the population, 61.4% are partnered and for the remaining 22.4%, “it’s complicated,” based on 2021 survey data. As for religious beliefs, agnostics are proportionally the…

Instead of manipulating people over and over with growth hacking, it could be time to reinvest in the physical world, writes Matthew Turk.

Matthew Turk ’24 served as the Chief Technology Officer for Vols. 262 and 263, as well as a Grind Managing Editor, Data Director and Desk Editor in News, among other roles for The Stanford Daily. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and a minor in mathematics.

Stanford Crossword Puzzle  The Stanford Daily

Grief strikes at times that I would least expect, seemingly resulting in a frustration that is as seething as it is impotent, writes Matthew Turk.

345 Stanford students once again participated in the Marriage Pact survey this fall, expressing various levels of agreement to statements like “I would keep a gun in the house” and “Gender roles…

The company has raised $40 million to date, and within five years, founder Amit Etkin expects to have approved drugs for depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.

The 7-day positivity rate on campus is 0.21%, compared to 1.7% for the county and 3.4% for the state as students have moved into their residences for fall quarter.