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Cultivating High-performing Teams in Hypergrowth
Patrick Kua shares lessons learned sowing the seeds and fertilizing an environment to cultivate high performing teams in a hypergrowth environment.
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How Did Things Go Right? Learning More from Incidents
Ryan Kitchens describes more rewarding ways to approach incident investigation without overly focusing on failure prevention.
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Opportunities and Pitfalls of Event-driven Utopia
Bernd Rücker goes over the concepts, the advantages, and the pitfalls of event-driven utopia. He shares real-life stories or points to source code examples.
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Highlighting Silicon Valley Strategies for Improving Engineering Velocity, Efficiency, and Quality
David Mercurio shares personal insights and experiences about cultural practices that one can apply to help improve the effectiveness of an engineering organization.
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Your Program as a Transpiler: Applying Compiler Design to Everyday Programming
Edoardo Vacchi discusses opportunities to apply programming language development techniques learned working with Drools and jBPM to a broader context.
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Alibaba Container Platform Infrastructure - a Kubernetes Approach
Fei Guo talks about Alibaba’s decision to fully integrate upstream Kubernetes into existing Alibaba container management system, and how they extended Kubernetes to help with their scalability needs.
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Panel: Which Java Vendor Should I Choose?
The panelists provide an animated discussion to help people pick which JDK makes sense for their organization.
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Beyond Entitlements for Cloud-native
Chandra Guntur and Hong Liu show how they use Open Policy Agent with Spring Boot and HOCON to produce a responsibility management solution that scales to volume and performance needs.
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Robot Social Engineering: Social Engineering Using Physical Robots
Brittany Postnikoff covers some of the capabilities of physical robots, related human-robot interaction research, and the interfaces that can be used by a robot to social engineer humans.
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Empathy: A Keystone Habit
Paul Tevis explores how empathy is what Charles Duhigg calls a "keystone habit", a behavior change that unlocks other cascading behavior changes.
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A Look at the Methods to Detect and Try to Remove Bias in Machine Learning Models
Thierry Silbermann explores some examples where machine learning fails and/or is making a negative impact, looking at some of the tools available today to fix the model.
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Software Supply Chain Management with Grafeas and Kritis
Aysylu Greenberg discusses the goals for Grafeas and Kritis used to secure a company's software supply chain, and concludes with the details of current and future development.