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This is how we used Kubernetes to power our continuous delivery pipeline.

With new neural network architectures popping up every now and then, it’s hard to keep track of them all. Knowing all the abbreviations being thrown around (DCIGN, BiLSTM, DCGAN, anyone?) can be a bit overwhelming at first. So I decided to compose a cheat sheet containing many of those architectures. Most of these are neural networks, some are completely […]

by Patryk Adaś The Future of Browser HistoryI am really unsatisfied with the current state of Browser History. I think that this is the most underestimated feature of every modern web browser. Let’s take the most popular browser as an example. Before we talk about browsers history, we need

Gone are the days of lining up VLAN Root Bridges and Default Gateway ownership. Arista has an incredibly simple way to solve that design challenge.

Experienced software architects share their defining moments.

And what does it mean for your hardware, software, culture, and business?

This whole big buffer nonsense has gotten out of hand and it's time for this issue to be put to rest.

The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Modern server hardening, institutional inertia, and new approaches to desktop security.

Five Questions for Philip Tellis: Insights on the organizational benefits of RUM, and new techniques for measuring user performance and emotion.

Leading data-driven organizations point out five common pitfalls.

The O’Reilly Data Show Podcast: Michael Li on the state of data engineering and data science training programs.

Algorithms shape choice not just for consumers but for businesses.

What does the history of Hollywood have to do with Uber? A lot, as it turns out.

The strange origin of autocorrect during the development of an American secret Chinese computer.

The architect refuses to design the big, ugly building that merely maximizes short term revenue. She understands that raising the average is part of her job. The surgeon refuses to do needless surg…

We all know what things are. They're cars, and chairs, and restaurants, and buildings, and phones, and dogs, and cities. And people. So what's the

Tim O’Reilly writes about the reality that more and more of our lives — including whether you end up seeing this very sentence! — is in the hands of “black boxes”: alg…

A joint UT Austin/Cornell team has taught a machine learning system based on the free/open Torch library to correctly guess the content of pixellated or blurred redactions with high accuracy: for m…

An Open Standard with Open Tools

Mirantis today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire TCP Cloud. Headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic, TCP Cloud employs 30 people and specializes in managed services for OpenStack, OpenContrail and Kubernetes. The acquisition

The last time we talked about rowing machines, we said rowing was a full-body, low-impact cardio workout and an excellent substitution for running on the treadmill. Now here are a couple of intense rowing interval workouts you can try, but be warned: you’re going to hate them. In a good way.

Avoiding container-determined ports and micromanaging port assignments.

I recently wrote an article for Signal Sciences discussing the top 5 application security defense needs in the modern era. It’s very DevOps in nature. You can see the full article in all of i…

Docker containers are ephemeral by design. They come and they go like a herd of hyperactive squirrels, which is great for high availability, but not so great for preserving your data. Kendrick Coleman of EMC {code} demonstrated how to have both ephemeral containers and persistent data in his talk called “Highly Available & Distributed Containers” […]

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Neat way to set up your pi! Thanks Tony D for sharing :) The key feature of PiBakery is the ability to create a customised version of Raspbian that you write directly to your Raspberry Pi. This wor…