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Bebo returns!
Bebo has such an interesting story. It started about the same time as Facebook, became super popular, got sold to AOL and then to C Capital Partners. Now, the owners have bought it back and are reviving it.Here's an article about Bebo from '06 that…Continue
Started by Michael Levin Dec 22, 2013.
Instagram's Business Model 1 Reply
Instagram is growing at a rate similar to Twitter. Pictures don't need translation. That's just one aspect of the new photo sharing paradigm. An article in yesterday's New York Times describes some of the businesses that are doing well on the crest…Continue
Started by Michael Levin. Last reply by Shubham Aggarwal Dec 18, 2012.
Notes from JCertif, in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo
Brazzaville, Republic of CongoI've blogged a lot about this place and why I am here, so I'll summarize (read www.facebook.com/mikelevin…Continue
Tags: Horacio Lassey-Assiakoley, SUN/Oracle, Atlantique Telecom Togo, UNHCR, Stanyslas Bweta
Started by Michael Levin Aug 28, 2010.
JCertif is on! Rockin' in the Congo...
JCertif is one of the first Java related conferences in the Republic of Congo, Brazzaville. Sponsored by AfricaJUG, CongoJUG, Oracle and Fujitsu…Continue
Tags: Max Bonbhel, Michael Levin, swampcast, africajug, congojug
Started by Michael Levin Aug 25, 2010.
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Presentation: Beyond the Hype: Architecting Systems with Agentic AI
The panelists explore architecting systems with Agentic AI. They share patterns, antipatterns, and use cases, distinguishing agentic from traditional automation. Learn how to manage the complexity and non-determinism of these distributed systems, implement guardrails, and shift your mindset from a software architect to a learning architect to achieve trust and scale in production.
By Tyler Jewel, Arun Joseph, Johannes Koch, Merrin Kurian, Renato LosioHow Software Engineers Can Grow into Staff Plus Roles
Software engineers can boost their impact by helping other teams, focusing on business-driven work, and building strong relationships, David Grizzanti mentioned at InfoQ Dev Summit Boston. Growth can come from mentoring, setting cultural norms, thinking strategically, and designing a career path based on what motivates you.
By Ben LindersMicrosoft Announces General Availability of AKS Automatic
Microsoft has released Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Automatic to general availability, introducing a fully managed Kubernetes offering designed to eliminate operational overhead while maintaining the full power and flexibility of the platform.
By Claudio MasoloMicrosoft Announces Open-Source Agent Framework to Simplify AI Agent Development
Microsoft has announced the preview release of Microsoft Agent Framework, an open-source software development kit designed to simplify the creation and deployment of artificial intelligence agents for developers across all skill levels, as reported in official blog posts from the company's development teams.
By Almir VukMicrosoft Tests Microfluidic Cooling for Next-Generation AI Chips
Microsoft has announced progress on a new chip cooling approach that could help address one of the biggest bottlenecks in scaling AI infrastructure: heat. The company’s researchers have successfully demonstrated in-chip microfluidic cooling, a system that channels liquid coolant directly into etched grooves on the back of silicon chips.
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