Four short links: 25 January 2019
IT Failures, Paradigms, AI Governance, Quantum Hokum
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Four short links: 24 January 2019
Computational Periscopy, Automating Data Structures, Multi-Stream Processing, and Open Source Bioinstruments
7 web dev trends on our radar
Experts weigh in on GraphQL, machine learning, React, micro-frontends, and other trends that will shape web development.
Four short links: 23 January 2019
NLP, Verified Software, LiveJournal, and Personal CRM
Four short links: 22 January 2019
Data Science with Puzzles, Formal Methods, Sketching from Photos, and Teaching Machines
9 trends to watch in systems engineering and operations
From artificial intelligence to serverless to Kubernetes, here’s what's on our radar.
Four short links: 21 January 2019
Programming Spreadsheets, Star Emulator, AI for Social Good, Participatory Democracy
Four short links: 18 January 2019
Remove Filters, Quantum Cables, Embedded Vision, and Citizen Developers
Four short links: 17 January 2019
Git, SMS Deep Dive, Rethinking Capitalism, and Polarized Opinions
What lies ahead for Python, Java, Go, C#, Kotlin, and Rust
O’Reilly authors and instructors explore the near-term future of popular and growing programming languages.
Overcoming barriers to AI adoption
The program for our Artificial Intelligence Conference in New York City will showcase tools, best practices, and use cases from companies leading the way in AI adoption.
Four short links: 16 January 2019
Compromised Hardware, Decision Tree Visualization, Calculus and Neural Networks, and Engineering Management
Four short links: 15 January 2019
Inside Actions, Live Coding, Science is Hard, and Censorship Factories
9 AI trends on our radar
How new developments in automation, machine deception, hardware, and more will shape AI.
Four short links: 14 January 2019
Software Patents, Learning Artistic Styles, Decentralized Commerce, and Open Source Notes Software
Four short links: 11 January 2019
Storage Orchestration, Trolls and Media, Language Bias, and AI Attitudes
Four short links: 10 January 2019
Post Mortems, GDPR Implementation, Feature Engineering, and State of Security
Gradually, then suddenly
Technological change often happens gradually, then suddenly. Tim O'Reilly explores the areas poised for sudden shifts.