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Unlocking Enterprise systems using voice

All Things Distributed

At Amazon, we are heavily invested in machine learning (ML), and are developing new tools to help developers quickly and easily build, train, and deploy ML models. The power of ML is in its ability to unlock a new set of capabilities that create value for consumers and businesses. A great example of this is the way we are using ML to deal with one of the world's biggest and most tangled datasets: human speech.

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Use Node.js And A Raspberry Pi Zero W To Scan For BLE iBeacon Devices

The Polyglot Developer

Earlier this month I had written a tutorial for detecting nearby BLE iBeacon devices using a Raspberry Pi Zero W and an application written with Golang. It was a great example of accomplishing something with Go and very little code. Scanning for BLE devices is a great use case for Internet of Things (IoT) devices like the Raspberry Pi Zero W, and Golang isn’t the only great language around.

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Scaling Infrastructure Management with Grail

Uber Engineering

To build and maintain infrastructure at scale, easy access to the current state of the system is paramount. As Uber’s business continues to expand, our infrastructure has grown in size and complexity, making it more difficult to get all the … The post Scaling Infrastructure Management with Grail appeared first on Uber Engineering Blog.

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System Testing Vs End-To-End Testing: Which One is Better to Opt?

Software Testing Help

An Overview of System Testing and End-to-end testing: End-to-end testing and System testing always go hand in hand, but even an experienced test professional can get confused about the vast. Read more System Testing Vs End-To-End Testing: Which One is Better to Opt? The post System Testing Vs End-To-End Testing: Which One is Better to Opt? appeared first on Software Testing Help.

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Licensed to Web

Tim Kadlec

I recently got back from London where I was presenting at QCon. Typically I enjoy single-track events more than multi-track events, but QCon did an impressive job of curating the talks. Each track is curated by the track hosts and speakers are all given the opportunity to take advantage of mentoring. They even had a process in place so that speakers could give a preview of their talk to other speakers and conference staff for feedback in the weeks before the event.

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Examining the AWS Serverless Application Repository

The Symphonia

AWS announced a new service?—?the Serverless Application Repository (SAR)?—?at re:Invent 2017. The general goal of SAR is to make it easier to distribute, and consume, applications that have been developed using AWS Serverless products, like Lambda. It was launched to the public in February and I’ve been digging into it since. This article describes what SAR is (and isn’t), examples of SAR in the wild, and some limitations and ‘gotchas’ of SAR.

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More RUM metrics in your Favorites dashboards

Speed Curve

SpeedCurve comes with a great set of dashboards for synthetic and RUM. But we know that one size does not fit all when it comes to data charts, which is why we've invested so much work into the Favorites dashboards. For customers who use LUX, it provides a place to create custom charts that combine metrics from synthetic and RUM. We just added some new RUM metrics from LUX in Favorites to allow for even more customized monitoring: Page Views – The number of page views, including Single-Pag

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