Session management with microservices
Considerations for moving your web app from a monolith to microservice architecture.
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O’Reilly case studies: A map to your destination
Explore how great companies make change happen with O’Reilly case studies, available only on Safari.
Four short links: 2 June 2017
Bitcoin Miners, Facebook Not Open, Pinboard Wins, and Data Sketching
How do I remove boilerplate code with TensorFlow-Slim's meta-operator?
Learn how to use TensorFlow-Slim’s meta-operators to build deep learning models with a substantially reduced amount of code.
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How can I create a neural network training routine with TensorFlow-Slim?
Learn how to create an automated training routine for any of your deep learning models.
Making AI transparent
The O'Reilly Podcast: Andy Hickl on sources of bias in artificial intelligence—and how to address them.
Jupyter Insights: Tim Gasper, director of product and marketing at Bitfusion
Getting started with data science, Jupyter as shareable hub, and JupyterLab adoption.
Jason Hibbets on open source cities
The O’Reilly Programming Podcast: Applying open source practices beyond software.
The machine learning paradox
Nothing says machine learning can't outperform humans, but it's important to realize perfect machine learning doesn't, and won't, exist.
Four short links: 1 June 2017
Slack Topics, Internet Trends, Economics as UI, and Paper Fingerprinting
Great designers need to be great communicators
How to communicate with stakeholders and deliver the best user experience.
Understanding container networking
Five questions for Lee Calcote on the scaling and performance of container architectures.
Yes, and... Moving beyond the culture of "no"
The benefits of employing an improvisational comedy tool in security communication.
The power of scriptable load balancers
Five questions for Emil Stolarsky on moving logic to the edge of your systems.
Defensive computing
The tools of defensive computing, whether they involve mascara and face paint or random autonomous web browsing, belong to the harsh reality we've built.
Four short links: 31 May 2017
Open Data, Microsploit, Misunderstanding Secure Comms, and Interactive Dialogue
Four short links: 30 May 2017
World Problems, Story AI, Medical Security Horrors, and OSS Fuzz Winning
Jupyter Digest: 30 May 2017
Script generation from RNNs, Tensorflow book companion notebooks, transportation insights from notebooks, machine learning notebooks.
Jupyter Insights: Carol Willing, director of the Python Software Foundation
Jupyter as a learning tool, the JupyterHub Project, and Music21.
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How do I recover the password on a Cisco router without losing its configuration?
Learn how to change the configuration register so that a router password can be recovered without losing any configurations.
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How do I configure a Cisco router for secure remote access using SSH?
Learn the configuration steps required to enable a Cisco router to accept Secure Shell (SSH) connections over the virtual terminal (VTY) lines.
What is the OSI model?
Learn about what may be the single most important networking concept that helps different systems communicate—the OSI model.
Four short links: 29 May 2017
Formal Correctness, Conversational Maxims, Learn Datalog, and AlphaGo Retires
Intelligent Bits: 26 May 2017
Sukiyaki in French style, brick-and-mortar conversion tracking, route-based pricing, and technological productivity.
Four short links: 26 May 2017
Service Availability, Data Share, Eventual Consistency Explained, and Reproducible Deep Learning
Running a word count application using Spark
How to use Apache Spark’s Resilient Distributed Dataset (RDD) API.
Lessons from piloting the London Office of Data Analytics
Eddie Copeland explores how the London Office of Data Analytics overcame the barriers to joining, analyzing, and acting upon public sector data at city scale.
Peeking into the black box: Lessons from the front lines of machine-learning product launches
Grace Huang shares lessons learned from running and interpreting machine-learning experiments.
Using AI to create new jobs
Tim O’Reilly delves into past technological transitions, speculates on the possibilities of AI, and looks at what's keeping us from making the right choices to govern our creations.
Enabling data science in the enterprise
Tom Smith explains how the UK's Office of National Statistics is using data science to create repeatable, accurate, and transferable statistical research.
Is finance ready for AI?
Aida Mehonic explores the role artificial intelligent might play in the financial world.
Accelerate analytics and AI innovations with Intel
Ziya Ma outlines the challenges for applying machine learning and deep learning at scale and shares solutions that Intel has enabled for customers and partners.
Data science and deep learning in retail
The O’Reilly Data Show Podcast: Jeremy Stanley on hiring and leading machine learning engineers to build world-class data products.
Travis Lowdermilk and Jessica Rich on building a customer-driven culture at Microsoft
The O’Reilly Design Podcast: What makes healthy teams healthy, being customer obsessed, and design and research at Microsoft.
JupyterLab: The evolution of the Jupyter web interface
Project Jupyter co-founder Brian Granger on the JupyterLab project, its potential role in scientific and tech communities, and the expanding role of notebooks.
Jason Laska and Michael Akilian on using AI to schedule meetings
The O’Reilly Bots Podcast: The technical and social dynamics of solving scheduling problems.
Four short links: 25 May 2017
Crypto vs. Regulation, Crippling Genomic Research, There Are Bots, and Web Security
Machine learning is a moonshot for us all
Darren Strange asks: What part will we each play in what is sure to be one of the most exciting times in computer science?
Highlights from Strata Data Conference in London 2017
Watch highlights covering data-driven business, data engineering, machine learning, and more. From Strata Data Conference in London 2017.
The science of visual interactions
Miriam Redi investigates how machine learning can detect subjective properties of images and videos, such as beauty, creativity, and sentiment.
Real-time intelligence gives Uber the edge
M. C. Srivas covers Uber's big data architecture and explores the real-time problems Uber needs to solve to make ride sharing smooth.
The data subject first?
Aurélie Pols draws a broad philosophical picture of the data ecosystem and then hones in on the right to data portability.
What Kaggle has learned from almost a million data scientists
Anthony Goldbloom shares lessons learned from top performers in the Kaggle community and explores the types of machine-learning techniques typically used.
Another one bytes the dust
Using the music industry as an example, Paul Brook shows how modern information points bring new data that changes the way an organization will make decisions.
12 qualities of effective design organizations
Learn what it takes to make the most of your design team.
Kelly Shortridge on overcoming common missteps affecting security decision-making
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: How adversarial posture affects decision-making, how decision trees can build more dynamic defenses, and the imperative role of UX in security.
Reliability with Kafka
Five questions for Gwen Shapira about how Kafka can enable business agility.
5 things to learn before learning React
Level up your skills set before diving into React.
Four short links: 24 May 2017
Travel Mode, Justice Data, Threat Dragon, and Voice Editing
Four short links: 23 May 2017
TensorFlow Cookbook, Welcoming Newcomers, Patent Win, and Face Classification
Jupyter Digest: 22 May 2017
TensorFlow cookbook materials, source notebooks, Python lectures, and Software Carpentry.
Four short links: 22 May 2017
Meta Tutorial, Network Game, Indigenous VR, and Facebook Moderation
Intelligent Bits: 19 May 2017
AutoML, AI photo editing, AI product studio, and Apple and dark data.
Four short links: 19 May 2017
Algorithmic Fallibility, AI Sketches, Traffic Obfuscation, and Engineer-Manager Pendulum
Exploring progressive web apps in the real world
How companies are providing native experiences in their mobile apps.
Activating human intrusion detection systems
Expanding the blue team by building a security culture program.
How to write a sound hypothesis when conducting user research
Cindy Alvarez outlines the components of a hypothesis and shares examples of successful and unsuccessful hypotheses.
How AI is used to infer human emotion
Rana el Kaliouby discusses the techniques, possibilities, and challenges around emotion AI today.
Paris Buttfield-Addison on what’s new in Swift programming
The O’Reilly Programming Podcast: Applying the latest language features to build video games and containerized microservices.
Four short links: 18 May 2017
Checking Fact-Checkers, Simpler Java, JSON Feed, and Street-Fighting Mathematics