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The State of Serverless Computing

Chenggang Wu briefly discusses both the benefits and shortcomings of existing serverless offerings. He then projects forward to the future and highlights challenges that must be overcome to realize truly general-purpose serverless computing, as well as our efforts to get there.

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Architecture & Design

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Louise Poubel on the Robot Operating System

Louise Poubel is an engineer working with Open Robotics. Today on the podcast, she talks about what it takes to develop software that moves in physical space, including the Sense, Think, Act Cycle, the developer experience, and architecture of ROS.

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AI, ML and Data Engineering

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Hands-on Feature Engineering for Natural Language Processing

Susan Li shares various NLP feature engineering techniques from Bag-Of-Words to TF-IDF to word embedding that includes feature engineering for both ML models and emerging DL approach. She covers the details including contextual & linguistic feature extraction, vectorization, n-grams, topic modeling, named entity resolution, which are based on concepts from mathematics, information retrieval, NLP.

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Q&A on the Book Right to Left: The Digital Leader's Guide to Lean and Agile

The book Right to Left: The Digital Leader's Guide to Lean and Agile by Mike Burrows explains why we should focus on the outcomes, and how working backwards from those can help us keep this focus so that the needs of customers are better served. It takes a right-to-left view on existing Agile and Lean methods, bringing a needs-based and outcome-oriented perspective to digital delivery.

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Introduction to SMI (the Service Mesh Interface)

Brendan Burns talks about the generic interface for service mesh technology. The goal of this abstraction layer is to provide an easy-to-consume API that can be implemented by many different service mesh implementations (e.g. Istio, Linkerd, etc). Users are free to adopt service mesh concepts without being bound to any particular implementation. He covers the SMI specification and implementations.

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The State of Serverless Computing

Louise Poubel on the Robot Operating System

Hands-on Feature Engineering for Natural Language Processing

Q&A on the Book Right to Left: The Digital Leader's Guide to Lean and Agile

Introduction to SMI (the Service Mesh Interface)

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The State of Serverless Computing

Getting Started in Deep Learning with TensorFlow 2.0

Git 2.23 Adds Switch and Restore Commands

Louise Poubel on the Robot Operating System

Key Takeaway Points and Lessons Learned from QCon New York 2019

Machine-to-Machine Interfaces

14th State of Agile Report Open

Q&A on the Book Right to Left: The Digital Leader's Guide to Lean and Agile

Breaking Hierarchy - How Spotify Enables Engineer Decision Making

Hands-on Feature Engineering for Natural Language Processing

Fraud Detection Using Random Forest, Neural Autoencoder, and Isolation Forest Techniques

University Research Teams Open-Source Natural Adversarial Image DataSet for Computer-Vision AI

Introducing CircleCI Windows Support, a CI/CD Pipeline on a Windows Virtual Machine

Rook v1.0 Adds Support for Ceph Nautilus, EdgeFS, and NFS Operator

Pulumi Crosswalk: Infrastructure as Code for AWS

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