the author
Nemanja “Vuja” Vujić
About
Forward Deployed Engineer at DataCebo, the MIT spinout behind the Synthetic Data Vault. Owner of Vujić AI, a one-man consultancy in the heart of Vojvodina. Competitive powerlifter, and co-owner of a free powerlifting club getting kids in Pančevo into sports.
Three I’s, one person. The engineer writes about synthetic data, compliance, and what AI models actually do when you measure them. The kid from Pančevo writes about building a career from a city almost no one has heard of. The lifter writes about training, labs, and protocols; numbers included, always. If it can’t be measured, I probably won’t write about it.
Favourite…
Except here, where I’ll admit the unmeasurable things. My favourite book is We by Yevgeny Zamyatin, the one this whole site opens with. I love the books it fathered, the whole dystopian line that runs through Orwell and Huxley, and I keep drawing references from it. You’ll notice.
On the vinyl player it’s Actual Life 3 by Fred again.. more often than anything else. Real-life samples, real emotion; voice notes and strangers’ voices turned into music. It’s the album that got me into electronic music, and from there, eventually, into melodic schranz, my favourite genre. There’s something fitting about a min-maxer loving music built from unquantified, messy life. That’s the crimson sunset again.