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Be Careful What You Wish ForInteresting. Ask Elon Musk what scares him about AI. Watch the Joe Rogan interview. Be careful what you wish for. AI knows you better tha… Started by Michael Levin in AI, ML & Big DataLatest Reply |
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TestingThis category is all about testing. TDD, JUnit, etc... |
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AI, ML & Big DataArtificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Big Data. Let’s chat! |
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Aug 8, 2019 Be Careful What You Wish For by Michael Levin |
Dynamic LanguagesLove Jython. JRuby? It rocks. This category is all about dynamic languages. Especially dynamic languages that run on the JVM. |
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JavaJava in general. |
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Functional ProgrammingClojure, Lambda expressions, all the ins and outs of functional programming from languages to use cases. If you've got functional programming on your mind, this is the place to discuss it! |
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Feb 21, 2016 What's functional programming, anyway? by Michael Levin |
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InfoQ Reading List
Ecmascript 2020's Feature Set Finalized
The TC39 committee recently approved the ES2020 candidate which contains the finalized set of features entering the JavaScript language. The ES2020 candidate is set for review and approval by the ECMA general assembly in June this year. Most of the new features are already implemented in browsers and can be transpiled with the Babel JavaScript parser.
By Bruno CouriolPresentation: From POC to Production in Minimal Time - Avoiding Pain in ML Projects
Janet Bastiman describes how turning an AI proof of concept into a production ready, deployable system can be a world of pain, especially if different parts of the puzzle are fulfilled by different teams, going into technical details.
By Janet BastimanPresentation: Exploiting Common iOS Apps’ Vulnerabilities
Ivan Rodriguez walks through some of the most common vulnerabilities on iOS apps and shows how to exploit them. All these vulnerabilities have been found on real production apps of companies that have (or don't have) a bug bounty program. This talk is useful for those connected with mobile app development or those who do use mobile apps to work with sensitive data.
By Ivan RodriguezPodcast: Peter Bourgon on CRDTs and State at the Edge
Wes Reisz talks with Peter Bourgon, a distributed system engineer working on Fastly. The two engineers talk about the space of Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) specifically in the context of edge compute. Topics covered on the podcast include Edge compute, CRDTs, CAP Theorem, and challenges around building distributed system
By Peter Bourgonts-toolbelt Adds over 200 Type Utilities to TypeScript
ts-toolbelt provides a type library to update, change, and compute TypeScript types. Through a lodash-inspired programmatic API, ts-toolbelt provides more than 200 type utilities while adding minimal overhead to TypeScript.
By Dylan Schiemann
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