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The trinity of errors in applying confidence intervals: An exploration using Statsmodels
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There’s a straight line between strong decision-making and good software architecture
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Experts explore new trends, tools, and techniques in software architecture.
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Experts explore new trends, tools, and techniques in systems engineering and cloud native systems.
People, systems, and the California fires
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Highlights from TensorFlow World in Santa Clara, California 2019
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Java and the Java Virtual Machine for cloud native applications
Java is ready for the cloud today.
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Highlights from the Strata Data Conference in New York 2019
Experts explore new trends, tools, and techniques in data and machine learning.
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Kubernetes: A simple overview
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How graph algorithms improve machine learning
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How new tools in data and AI are being used in health care and medicine
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Blockchain solutions in enterprise
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Taming chaos: Preparing for your next incident
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