- Blackhat 2023
- Analyzing the Security of Low Earth Orbit Satellites
- Ai4 2023 Day One Main Stage Recap
- Ai4 2023 Day Two Main Stage Recap
- China’s internet giants order $5 bln of Nvidia chips to power AI ambitions
- Sam Altman’s Eyeball-Scanning Crypto Project Worldcoin Is Having An Identity Crisis
- To disallow GPTBot to access your site
- Zoom Ends No-Meeting Wednesday Policy, Calling It ‘Barrier to Collaboration’
- “…Once again we can learn about IT strategy and architecture from popular culture: the engine room matters…”
- Volume Down, Subtitles On: 51% of Us Read Along With Our Favorite Shows
- Anthropic launches improved version of its entry-level LLM
- Jeli is bringing generative AI to incident report analysis
- July was world’s hottest month on record, climate scientists confirm
- Video calls are coming to X, formerly Twitter, CEO confirms
In this situation, I would chose to learn the language my tools were written in. If I were using Docker, Kubernetes, Prometheus, or Terraform, then I would be learning Go over Python.
— Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) August 12, 2023
Mainly so I could troubleshoot, extend, or contribute back to the tools I rely on. https://t.co/3RlPGo4Sgo