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The Implicit Driver Of Resilience: The Neuroscience of Self-Renewal - Resilience Tech Report
The Implicit Driver Of Resilience: The Neuroscience of Self-Renewal - Resilience Tech Report
Draft concept for Resilience Tech Report 2023 Technologies for achieving greater resilience have risen due to macroscopic shifts in climate change and societal disruptions that are worsening. In the inaugural #ResilienceTech Report, Maeda highlighted the industries built around how businesses, individuals, and countries meet these rising challenges. The 2022 report's unfortunate takeaway was that despite
·resiliencetech.report·
The Implicit Driver Of Resilience: The Neuroscience of Self-Renewal - Resilience Tech Report
Diagnosing Enterprise Resilience (2003) - Resilience Tech Report
Diagnosing Enterprise Resilience (2003) - Resilience Tech Report
Booz Allen Hamilton's eight fundamental questions to diagnose enterprise resilience: Are the complexity of the extended enterprise and major earnings drivers across it transparent? Are interdependencies understood and interdependence risks identified? What programs are in place to ensure the viability of earnings drivers? Are these programs fully aligned with corporate strategy and objectives, and do
·resiliencetech.report·
Diagnosing Enterprise Resilience (2003) - Resilience Tech Report
Edgar Morin / SXSW | John Maeda’s Blog
Edgar Morin / SXSW | John Maeda’s Blog
After sharing the Resilience Tech Report I encountered a researcher that shared with me the work of Edgar Morin on systems and chaos. I hope she reaches out to me on different channels so I can properly thank her.
·maeda.pm·
Edgar Morin / SXSW | John Maeda’s Blog
Soda Checks to Keep Your Data in Line
Soda Checks to Keep Your Data in Line
The Soda tools enable data analysts as well as engineers to write and execute checks on the health of data in production.
·thenewstack.io·
Soda Checks to Keep Your Data in Line
All the Things a Service Mesh Can Do
All the Things a Service Mesh Can Do
A service mesh is a force multiplier that can do everything from service discovery to zero trust security, load balancing, multicloud and more.
·thenewstack.io·
All the Things a Service Mesh Can Do
How Multimodel Databases Can Reduce Data Sprawl
How Multimodel Databases Can Reduce Data Sprawl
With multimodel capabilities, organizations can get the best of the monolithic and microservice approaches supported by a single database.
·thenewstack.io·
How Multimodel Databases Can Reduce Data Sprawl
Future of DevOps: Trends to Watch
Future of DevOps: Trends to Watch
These six DevOps trends will continue to gain ground through the rest of the year and beyond as digital business transformation evolves.
·devops.com·
Future of DevOps: Trends to Watch
Stuffing the return stack buffer
Stuffing the return stack buffer
"Retbleed" is the name given to a class of speculative-execution vulnerabilities involving return instructions. Mitigations for Retbleed have found their way into the mainline kernel but, as of this writing, some remaining problems have kept them from the stable update releases. Mitigating Retbleed can impede performance severely, especially on some Intel processors. Thomas Gleixner and Peter Zijlstra think they have found a better way that bypasses the existing mitigations and misleads the processor's speculative-execution mechanisms instead.
·lwn.net·
Stuffing the return stack buffer
AWS open sources Cloudscape Design System • DEVCLASS
AWS open sources Cloudscape Design System • DEVCLASS
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has released Cloudscape Design System, its React-based design system for web applications, as open source on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license. Nine new repositories include React components, test tools, theming tools, styles and fonts. According to AWS, there are currently 66 components, 36 pattern guidelines, and 28 demos. Designers also […]
·devclass.com·
AWS open sources Cloudscape Design System • DEVCLASS
Algorithms And Complexities
Algorithms And Complexities
Algorithms are logical instructions for performing a specific task. Nowadays, algorithms can be found everywhere.
·medium.com·
Algorithms And Complexities
Query translation
Query translation
This article is part of a tutorial series on txtai, an AI-powered semantic search platform. txtai executes machine-learning workflows to transform data and build AI-powered semantic search applications. txtai supports two main types of queries: natur...
·neuml.hashnode.dev·
Query translation
Don't change your open-source database's storage engine
Don't change your open-source database's storage engine
Want a technical challenge? Find an open source database and change its storage engine. You'll have to rewrite hundreds if not thousands of…
·dolthub.com·
Don't change your open-source database's storage engine
Soft Deletion Probably Isn't Worth It
Soft Deletion Probably Isn't Worth It
The traditional soft deletion pattern using codedeleted_at/code columns leaks into code, curbs the usefulness of foreign keys, and makes data removal difficult. Luckily, there’s an alternative.
·brandur.org·
Soft Deletion Probably Isn't Worth It
Arrays, Loops and Functions as Explained to a Five-Year Old
Arrays, Loops and Functions as Explained to a Five-Year Old
If I had to explain arrays, loops and functions to a 5-year old this is how it would go. I have a 5-year old daughter so I imagined I was speaking to her when I wrote this. Here goes nothing...no I got this right little dude?!: Arrays, loops and fu...
·devduffy.hashnode.dev·
Arrays, Loops and Functions as Explained to a Five-Year Old
Mail links and percentages
Mail links and percentages
Reserved characters aren't so reserved in mail links.
·leancrew.com·
Mail links and percentages
Wasmflow
Wasmflow
Wasmflow homepage
·wasmflow.com·
Wasmflow
Introducing Wasmflow
Introducing Wasmflow
Wasmflow is a rust-based runtime for composing applications out of WebAssembly.
·candle.dev·
Introducing Wasmflow
Event-Driven Topic Design using Kafka
Event-Driven Topic Design using Kafka
An event-driven architecture can reduce dependencies, increase safety, and make your application easy to scale. But designing your systems and topics is a non-trivial task
·stackoverflow.blog·
Event-Driven Topic Design using Kafka
The Case for Environment-Specific Docker Images
The Case for Environment-Specific Docker Images
A look at why environment-specific Docker images are a valid solution to a number of common deployment concerns.
·thenewstack.io·
The Case for Environment-Specific Docker Images