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Welcome to the brave new world of outcome-driven development. Here, “done” means delivering measurable value, not simply completing user stories. "Of course I was done like a dinner."
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SD Times: Here, “done” means delivering measurable value, not simply completing user stories.
It builds, I'm done!
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As if the Meltdown and Spectre bug affecting millions of processors was not bad enough, the patches designed to mitigate the problems are introducing issues of their own. I guess this might be late news for some of you (sorry), but maybe it will save some
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What are you assuming people already know? Simple enough
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The machine learning systems that were being fed the Barnes’ collection made observations that might never have come from humans. Oh great, now the AI are coming for the tinfoil crowd's jobs
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The following is a true story. Or maybe it’s just based on a true story. Perhaps it’s not true at all. In case you need a new hobby
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Google has published details about a new coding technique created by the company's engineers that any developer can deploy and prevent Spectre attacks. Time to rewrite everything
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A minority of people are genuinely turned on by intelligence, according to new psychology research. "I know you're here, because I can smell your brains."
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Are we saying that if someone's main strength was that he'd always been "like really smart", he'd be pretty damned irresistible?
98.4% of statistics are made up on the spot.
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It’s been just two days since The Register first reported that all Intel x86-64x processors were subject to a severe security vulnerability, and already Intel has been hit with at least three separate class action lawsuits related to the vulnerability. Only three?
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You'd think there would be at least 86.
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Microsoft rushed to get an emergency fix out to Windows 10 users, promising that Windows 7 and 8 users will be patched in the near future. The company has also released a PowerShell script that lets users check whether they have protection in place. Find out before someone finds out for you
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Yes...check your security by installing a package from an untrusted repository.  
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Cornelius Henning wrote: target the poorer part of our community
I guess they did not. They rather target Medicaid.
Oh sanctissimi Wilhelmus, Theodorus, et Fredericus!
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The GOLD mission will launch later this month on a commercial satellite. Where. no. man. hasgonebefore?
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npm has just released the first State of JavaScript report for 2018. I thought JavaScript was best left stateless?
OK, lame attempt there. Going to sit in the corner and think about what I've done.
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The company will replace the battery for free and send a technician to do so. Charring? Melting? Sounds like it's lunch time.
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New 'brain to vehicle' system taps into a driver's neurological activity to help ensure control and comfort. "Squirrel!"
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Time can feel like the enemy to an employee in any role, and in any industry, but it’s most acutely threatening to creative types. "I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by."
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How blockchain, NLP, AI-driven tools, machine learning, serverless computing, and devops innovations will change life for developers in 2018. My predictions include: complaints about JavaScript, complaints about CSS, and about 63 new JavaScript frameworks that are the moose's caboose
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Coming to Devops-Developers working in multiple projects can work together and can check in their code simultaneously without taking latest of files and finally pull requests has to be triggered and team lead has to merge all code changes.By implementing this practice no one will be in silo and we call it as a feature Continuous Integration.Now to make sure a continuous deployment to happen your project should pass your unit test cases.By implementing Test driven development you can make sure there are no unit test fails and you can move to the higher versions as per your need.There are also auto commit builds features are present in DevOps tools which makes project coordinators or managers life easier.This technology wouldn't cut jobs rather make sure to use existing testing resources to write code and automate the test by using tools based features.If application module is large then testers can also write unit test cases and pass them to implement a through checkpoint before application moves to higher environment.
AI- driven tools development will be one of the hot cake in 2018.BOTS/chart tools creation will obviously cut repetitive jobs that basically needs human support.The BOT/Chart should mature itself by taking more requests then they can perform the accurate actions.This must take time hence human resources who are in this field can upgrade themselves before this tools gets a full swing.
Machine Learning-This can be divided into Supervised and un supervised algorithms and a key driver for implementing AI.Data scientists will have a great role in implementing algorithms and core developers can get opportunity to write the code that implement these algorithms.
Natural language processing needs some time though and i don't feel there will be huge amount of job.This job will be limited with companies like Microsoft,Google,Apple or any kind of ISV's. Candidate with this niche skill is rare in market and if there is a surge then right people with this experience will get opportunity to grow themselves.I believe those who want a fresh start in this field has to crack in the above mentioned companies.
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debasish mishra wrote: Natural language processing needs some time though
Especially when attempting to read and comprehend your drivel.
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Government can give you nothing but what it takes from somebody else. A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take everything you've got, including your freedom.-Ezra Taft Benson
You must accept 1 of 2 basic premises: Either we are alone in the universe or we are not alone. Either way, the implications are staggering!-Wernher von Braun
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Sharkey's fiction parade continues...
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