# Patrick Lin
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patrick lin, (born in Hong Kong), is Senior Executive Chef for Metropolitan Hotels, overseeing the company's five restaurants in Toronto:
Senses Restaurant and Bakery
Lai Wah Heen
Lai Toh Heen
Hemispheres Bistro
Diva at the Met
== Career ==
Lin began his culinary career when he joined the Regent Hotel, Hong Kong in 1980 as a kitchen clerk. Determined to satisfy his passion for cooking, he spent his days off working in the kitchen as a trainee. After two years, his commitment was rewarded with an appointment to junior chef and then a promotion to senior chef in the main production kitchen.
3324: How Splunk Helps Businesses Cut Through Digital Noise
How do you keep complex digital experiences running smoothly when every layer, from networks to cloud infrastructure to applications, can break in ways that frustrate customers and burn out IT teams? This question is at the heart of my conversation recorded live at Cisco Live in San Diego with Patr…
How to communicate effectively in a crisis? Lessons from a frontline healthcare worker
Communication is a buzzword that often appears in job descriptions and resumes. But when the stakes are high, what does effective communication look like? Tiffany Ang and Gerald Tan speak with senior nurse manager Patrick Lin from Tan Tock Seng Hospital on how he navigates difficult conversations i…
Splunk exec on AI observability's "double-edged sword"
Patrick Lin from Splunk discusses how observability extends beyond IT, highlighting its importance in improving business decisions, customer support, and revenue. The interview also covers challenges in enterprise observability, like standardization and teamwork, along with the changing role of AI …
State of Observability 2025 with Splunk
AI without observability is guesswork.
I har a blast chatting with Patrick Lin, SVP and GM of Observability at Splunk on The Ravit Show. We get straight into how teams keep AI reliable and how leaders turn telemetry into business results.
What we cover:
• .conf25 updates in Splunk Observability
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Em Bistro: Love, Noodles, and the Ingredients that Matter
Patrick Lin calls Hu Tieu “the noodle soup of his ancestors.” So when Ly Nguyen made a version that was better than his mom’s, he knew she was the one.
In this episode, I sit down with Patrick and Ly — owners of Brooklyn's Em Vietnamese — to talk about how they fell in love with each other and wit…
Episode 3: What is Contingent in This Class? AI and Higher Education (Part 1)
We’re back after too long! But good news, this is a two-parter! You’ll hear from us again NEXT WEEK.
This one is a conversation about AI and Higher Education. Yeah, AI again. More about why that is soon.
We talk about the following pieces in this episode:
Marc Watkins, “Can We Justify College?”
…
Episode 3: What is Contingent in This Class? AI and Higher Education (Part 2)
OK THIS DID NOT GO UP AFTER A WEEK.
I am still learning how to be a consistent podcaster, I beg forgiveness.
This is the second part of our conversation about AI
We talk about the following pieces in this episode:
Marc Watkins, “Can We Justify College?”
Carlo Rotella, “I’m a Professor. AI Has C…
Cisco Splunk: Agentic Observability, Token Economics and the Smaller War Room, Podcast
Cisco Splunk: Agentic Observability, Token Economics and the Smaller War Room, Podcast, Cisco and Splunk are focused: helping customers bring the right information together, with the right context, so AI can be useful rather than overwhelming
By Doug Green
“The real opportunity is helping custome…
Adult Hikikomori cases on the rise here?
Guest: Dr Patrick Lin, Associate Professor in Psychology, James Cook University (Singapore)
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Ep53: Let’s Talk Psychology: Human Behaviour, Social Withdrawal and More | Associate Professor Patrick Lin | Associate Professor, Psychology | JCU Singapore
What if psychology research is about more than statistics? In this episode, our psychology lecturer Dr Patrick Lin, Associate Professor in Psychology, shares how his journey from interior design to psychology shaped his research into human behaviour, interpersonal attraction and hikikomori. He expl…
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