Four short links: 27 November 2019
Rewriting Code, Anomaly Detection, Program Synthesis, and Travel Tricks
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Moving AI and ML from research into production
Dean Wampler discusses the challenges and opportunities businesses face when moving AI from discussions to production.
Four short links: 26 November 2019
Extending HTTP, Headless Chrome, Election Security, and a Rewrite Horror Story
Four short links: 25 November 2019
Dates, Computational Propaganda, Ethics Review, and Massively Multiplayer Hackathon
Four short links: 22 November 2019
FAQs, Privacy, APIs, and Deep Learning Hardware
Why you should care about robotic process automation
A look into what robotic process automation (RPA) is, why it matters, and why it’s garnered so much recent interest.
Unraveling the mystery of code
Andrew Smith talks about why he learned to code, and the unexpected pleasures he encountered along the way.
Four short links: 21 November 2019
Program Synthesis, Narrow Paragraphs, Tech Radar, and AI Snakeoil
Four short links: 20 November 2019
Local First, Worker-Owned Apps, Differently Correct, and Recommender Simulations
There’s a path to an AI ROI
Ankur Patel discusses challenges and opportunities in enterprise machine learning and AI applications.
Four short links: 19 November 2019
GPS Spoofing, Multi-Arch Docker Images, People Problems, and Document Dumps
Four short links: 18 November 2019
High Modernists, GitLab Runbooks, Wrist Exercises, and a Tiny Dynamicland
Four short links: 15 November 2019
“AI is a lie”
Eric Jonas on AI hype and questions of ethics.
Four short links: 14 November 2019
Adversarial Interoperability, Open Virtual Assistants, Code Verification, Distributed Graph Computation
Four short links: 13 November 2019
Predicting Smells, Diversified Sampling, Card Games, and Universal SQL Interface
O’Reilly serverless survey 2019: Concerns, what works, and what to expect
O’Reilly survey results indicate demand for serverless will grow in the near term as a worthwhile infrastructure option for many organizations.
Improving the military UX
Noah Firth on giving service members and their families a more friendly user experience, and how his team recruits and measures success.