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Building a Reliable Kafka Data Processing Pipeline with Lily Mara
In this episode Thomas Betts talks to Lily Mara, engineering manager at OneSignal in San Mateo, California. She manages the infrastructure services team, which is responsible for in-house services used by other OneSignal engineering teams. They will discuss how to build a reliable Kafka data processing pipeline.
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InfoQ Cloud and DevOps Trends 2023
In this episode of the podcast, members of the InfoQ editorial staff and friends of InfoQ will be discussing the current trends in the domain of cloud and DevOps as part of the process of creating our annual trends report.
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AI, ML and Data Engineering InfoQ Trends Report
How AI, ML and Data Engineering evolved in 2021 as seen by the InfoQ editorial team. Topics discussed include deep learning, edge deployment of machine learning algorithms, commercial robot platforms, GPU and CUDA programming, natural language processing and GPT-3, MLOps, and AutoML.
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AI, ML and Data Engineering InfoQ Trends Report - August 2021
How AI, ML and Data Engineering are evolving in 2021 as seen by the InfoQ editorial team. Topics discussed include deep learning, edge deployment of machine learning algorithms, commercial robot platforms, GPU and CUDA programming, natural language processing and GPT-3, MLOps, and AutoML.
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Stephen Wolfram on Computer Language Design, SMP, Mathematica, and Wolfram Language
In this episode of the InfoQ podcast, Charles Humble talks to Stephen Wolfram about Wolfram Language, its origins and the influences on its creation. In a wide-ranging discussion they also cover the ergonomics of programming languages; Wolfram|Alpha’s integration with Siri, Alexa, and the upcoming integration with Microsoft Excel; and live streaming language design discussions via Twitch.
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DevOps in No-Code and Low-Code Environments
In this podcast, Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Kevin Boyle about bringing DevOps culture practices and tools into low-code and no-code environments.