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If you’ve ever gotten a letter from a bank that explained how different financial issues influenced a credit application, you’ve seen explainable AI at work — a computer used math and a set of complex formulas to calculate a score and determine whether to approve or deny your application.
Although most people think of Kubernetes and containers generally as Linux technology, Linux is not the only OS where you can use containers.
It has been a pretty sunny time to be a developer. Although mileage may vary, development has been one of the more autonomous, exciting and rewarding if not outright lucrative jobs for some time now.
In today’s highly competitive atmosphere, responding to rapidly changing market demands can only be possible by maintaining software at high quality and high availability. Keeping user experience at the uttermost is only possible through continuously delivering quality software at speed.
The next version of the C++ standard coming up next year won’t have a key feature that makes it easier to write code for execution in parallel computing environments.
The increasing importance of Kubernetes in cloud native application development means you now have a lot of choices about how you deploy your orchestration platform.
StackOverflow.com ranks computer languages based on the number of questions asked each month. While the Python language has held a substantial lead for some time, JavaScript has also maintained a solid second place.
This year, 2022 marks the 60th anniversary of that fateful day in 1962 when a 24-year-old Donald Knuth started writing “The Art of Computer Programming.
This article underlines some of the preparation needed to code against a protocol and ends by looking at ActivityPub as an example. We also dip into my previous set of posts on a hypothetical decentralized social media model. Protocols appear all through computing.
Kubernetes is challenging. Of that, there is no debate. Not only are there a lot of moving parts that go into deploying a container to a Kubernetes cluster, but so much can go wrong along the way. To complicate matters even further, deploying the Kubernetes cluster can be a hair-pulling affair.
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