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 On this week's podcast, Wes Reisz talks to Emmanuel Ameisen, head of AI for Insight Data Science, about building a semantic search system for images using convolution neural networks and word embeddings, how you can build on the work done by companies like Google, and then explores where the gaps are and where you need to train your own models. (Podcast) |
 In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Linda Rising about Daniel Kahneman’s work on Thinking Fast, Thinking Slow, overcoming bias in the employment process and resisting social pressure in decision making. (Podcast) |
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 Emma Haruka Iwao introduces the architecture of gVisor and its benefits and discusses differences between other isolation mechanisms. (Presentation)
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 User interface design has played a critical role in computing for decades. Flat and tactile design are current trends in application design. Voice user interfaces are emerging with Alexa, Siri, and Google. Augmented and virtual reality, and IoT lead to significant changes in designs. AI is poised to create significant changes by perfecting user interface designs. (Article) |
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 Micronaut is a modern, JVM-based, full-stack framework for building modular and easily testable microservice applications. In this tutorial you will create three microservices written in Java, Kotlin and Groovy that use the framework. (Article) |
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| For the past couple of years, Microsoft has been developing two forms of the SignalR – the original ASP.NET SignalR library and the newer ASP.NET Core SignalR. This fall will see the last major update to the legacy ASP.NET SignalR library. (News) |
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 David Nolen discusses some of the choices made working on ClojureScript. (Presentation) |
 Cory House discusses GraphQL, what makes it attractive, how GraphQL integrates with React, Angular, Vue and others, and how to migrate from REST APIs. (Presentation) |
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 Resilience is about tolerating failure, not eliminating it. To build a resilient system, you must build a system that absorbs shocks, and continues or recovers. Following best practices for resilient architecture, including established cloud patterns, allowed Starling Bank to build a bank, from scratch, in a year, against a backdrop of highly public outages amongst incumbent banks. (Article) |
 Thomas Bøgh Fangel presents Lunar Way’s journey of breaking up their Rails monolith into a microservice architecture focusing on the benefits changing synchronous RPC to asynchronous events. (Presentation) |
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 InfoQ contributors and distributed team experts Hugo Messer, John Okoro and Savita Pahuja have expanded on their articles and minibook on working effectively in distributed teams and published a book titled Distributed Agile Framework. They present a framework for distributed organisations and teams who want to use an agile approach to delivering customer value. (Article) |
 In this article Jon Kern, co-author of the Agile Manifesto, describes a set of critical practices that serve to build up a holistic view of the project, from which all else proceeds. Fail to do a good job at taking the systems view, and your project will likely not go as well as it could. It might even fail. (Article) |
 Liz Keogh looks at the "metaphors we live by", and how we typically treat work as boxes and substances to be passed around. By breaking the boxes and considering the relationships between the people doing the work, we can see possibilities for change and improvement that we might otherwise miss, making value streams out of the people involved in them. (Presentation) |
 Samantha Connelly discusses five activities that can be run in a business to engage more people in the bug hunting efforts: bug bashes, bug bounties, quality guild, dogfooding, and soap opera testing. (Presentation) |
 The panelists discuss ethics issues existing in software development today. (Presentation) |
 James Ross argues that agility needs some rigidity to be successful, just as skaters need some rigid ice to perform their moves. (Presentation) |
 Effective teams have a mission - a clearly defined problem which the entire team focuses on and owns end-to-end. Effective teams collaborate without hierarchy, across disciplines and between diverse individuals. Effective teams rapidly learn and adapt. Constant experimentation, tight feedback loops, and a policy of embracing failure are all part of the recipe of success. (Presentation)
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 Heidi Helfand offers tips and tricks for building a sustainable company by changing teams – whether it’s by growing and splitting teams, merging teams, seeding teams, adding new people across multiple teams and more. She also shares reteaming antipatterns and what not to do. (Presentation)
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 Georgiy Mogelashvili tells the story of team leaders’ evolution at Booking.com. He talks about how autonomous teams performed and what was great about it, some lessons they learned, and presents some insights on how teams are organised today in the organisation with more than 1,500 people in IT. (Presentation)
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