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Leaving the Ivory Tower: Research in the Real World
Armon Dadgar talks about HashiCorp Research, its long tradition of basing their tools and products on academic research, how they incorporate research, and what has been particularly useful for them.
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Using Bets, Boards and Missions to Inspire Org-wide Agility
John Cutler talks about Bets, Boards, and Missions, and how to apply them in an organization, and why it is important to uplevel teams and become outcome focused.
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EBtree - Design for a Scheduler and Use (Almost) Everywhere
Andjelko Iharos explores the goals, design and the choices behind the implementations of EBtree, and how they produce a very fast and versatile data storage for many of HAProxys advanced features.
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Deep Learning for Recommender Systems
Oliver Gindele discusses how some DL models can be implemented in TensorFlow, starting from a collaborative filtering approach and extending that to more complex deep recommender systems.
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Panel: The Promises and Perils of Eschewing Distributed Coordination
The panelists talk about the promises and perils of eschewing coordination in distributed systems, and cover a diverse range of opinions and use-cases.
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A New Generation of Anti-Pattern: Self-Diagnosis As Solution
Raji Bhamidipati discusses how to recognize anti-patterns in Agile practices, and how to promote the idea that self-checking and diagnosis is better for prevention.
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The Failure of Focus
Liz Keogh looks at different strategies for approaching complex ecosystems, starting from the existing status quo and incrementally innovating.
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Effective Ethics for Busy People
Kingsley Davies talks about the story of Good Tech Conference, a conference he founded in 2018, and gives some concrete tips & techniques for attendees to evolve to work and live in a more ethical way
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Becoming a Fully Buzzword Compliant Developer
Trisha Gee gives an irreverent overview of the current technical landscape and presents a survival guide for those who want to stay ahead in this turbulent industry.
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Functional Composition
Chris Ford shows how to make music starting with the basic building block of sound, the sine wave, and gradually accumulates abstractions culminating in a canon by Johann Sebastian Bach.
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How Condé Nast Succeeds by Buildling a Culture that Embraces Failure
Crystal Hirschorn talks about learnings found by building a culture that embraced failure through Chaos Engineering practices, what her teams have learned & adapted for their platforms at Condé Nast.
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F# Code I Love
Don Syme keynotes on examples of F# code he loves and why. He also touches language design, functional programming, object programming, language features and functional-first programming.
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