The evolution and expanding utility of Ray
There are growing numbers of users and contributors to the framework, as well as libraries for reinforcement learning, AutoML, and data science.
What's on our radar.
There are growing numbers of users and contributors to the framework, as well as libraries for reinforcement learning, AutoML, and data science.
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Much like human speech, bird song learning is social; perhaps we'll discover machine learning is social, too.
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An overview of NAS and a discussion on how it compares to hyperparameter optimization.
We need to do more than automate model building with autoML; we need to automate tasks at every stage of the data pipeline.
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The O’Reilly Data Show Podcast: Vitaly Gordon on the rise of automation tools in data science.
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Martin Kleppmann shows how recent computer science research is helping develop the abstractions and APIs for the next generation of applications.
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Anne Currie says excessive and dirty energy use in data centers is one of the biggest ethical issues facing the tech industry.
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Omoju Miller outlines a vision where we harness human action for a better future.
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Stefan Tilkov looks at common software architecture pitfalls and explains how they can be avoided.
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Sarah Wells explains how the Financial Times migrated microservices between container stacks without affecting production users.
Chris Richardson describes microservices anti-patterns he’s observed while working with clients around the world.
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