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29  mars     00h00
Import and Use a Third-Party Package in Golang
Jack Wallen    Like most compiled programming languages, the Go programming language makes it possible to use external libraries and other pre packaged tools. The post Import and Use a Third Party Package in Golang appeared first on The New Stack.
28  mars     20h46
Large Language Model Observability: The Breakdown
Alex Williams    Getting the most out of a larger language model is the point of LLM observability. In the last months The post Large Language Model Observability: The Breakdown appeared first on The New Stack.
    20h13
Linux Foundation Backs Valkey’ Open Source Fork of Redis
Joab Jackson    We’ve got to stop meeting like this, Linux Foundation. Thursday, the foundation announced that intends to back a fork of The post Linux Foundation Backs Valkey’ Open Source Fork of Redis appeared first on The New Stack.
    19h52
Comcast, Roblox Put Generative AI to Work, but Other Orgs Struggle
Loraine Lawson    Comcast saw reductions in average time to handle calls and received positive feedback from agents about its generative AI proof The post Comcast, Roblox Put Generative AI to Work, but Other Orgs Struggle appeared first on The New Stack.
    19h27
Kubernetes and AI: Are They a Fit?
Alex Williams    PARIS Let’s say a machine learning researcher has read a research paper and wants to test it with a The post Kubernetes and AI: Are They a Fit appeared first on The New Stack.
    19h07
How We Added QUIC Support to OpenSSL without Patches or Rebuilds
Michael Vernik    QUIC is the standard transport layer for the HTTP protocol, but when we set out to build support for QUIC The post How We Added QUIC Support to OpenSSL without Patches or Rebuilds appeared first on The New Stack.
    17h30
NVIDIA Wants More Programming Languages to Support CUDA
Agam Shah    NVIDIA is looking to expand support for more programming languages as it tries to woo more developers to write applications The post NVIDIA Wants More Programming Languages to Support CUDA appeared first on The New Stack.
    17h24
Why AI Can’t Protect You from AI-Generated Attacks
Heather Joslyn    PARIS At KubeCon CloudNativeCon Europe in mid March, generative AI was everywhere in the keynotes, in the sessions, The post Why AI Can’t Protect You from AI Generated Attacks appeared first on The New Stack.
    17h00
Platform Engineering Is Not Just about the Tools
Atulpriya Sharma    It’s no secret that platform engineering has become the talk of the town, and every organization is racing to get The post Platform Engineering Is Not Just about the Tools appeared first on The New Stack.
    16h20
Can Military Veterans Alleviate Your Tech Team Hiring Woes?
Joe Fay    What makes a good engineering team member Technical skills are a must, but so is adaptability and the ability to The post Can Military Veterans Alleviate Your Tech Team Hiring Woes appeared first on The New Stack.
    15h03
KubeCon24: Mirantis Doubles Down on Open Source
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols    Mirantis is putting more effort into its open source programs while changing its business model. Usually, a company’s press release The post KubeCon : Mirantis Doubles Down on Open Source appeared first on The New Stack.
    14h17
Using AI for Work: New Open Source Gateway Promises Better Control
Loraine Lawson    There are a few problems developers face when implementing large language models LLMs for generative AI applications. First, organizations are The post Using AI for Work: New Open Source Gateway Promises Better Control appeared first on The New Stack.
    13h57
Platform as a Product in 4 Steps
Aeris Ransom    Platform engineering is taking the cloud native world by storm, but there’s still much to learn about building successful platforms. The post Platform as a Product in Steps appeared first on The New Stack.
    13h19
Fermyon Says WebAssembly on Kubernetes Is Now Doable
B. Cameron Gain    PARIS Fermyon is a platform to host Spin applications and other compatible WebAssembly workloads. Fermyon now adds Kubernetes to The post Fermyon Says WebAssembly on Kubernetes Is Now Doable appeared first on The New Stack.
    12h00
How to Detect and Clean up Data Contamination in LLMs
Kimberley Mok    Despite the power of large language models LLMs , they aren’t foolproof. One significant area of concern is data contamination, which The post How to Detect and Clean up Data Contamination in LLMs appeared first on The New Stack.
    00h00
Python’s Collection Module for Specialized Data Structures
Jack Wallen    The Python programming language includes a number of built in container data types, such as lists, tuples and dictionaries. Think of The post Python’s Collection Module for Specialized Data Structures appeared first on The New Stack.
27  mars     17h00
Vision Foundation Models: When Does Size Matter?
Heather D. Couture    It may seem like AI is at its peak hype cycle, but some application areas are just getting started. Large The post Vision Foundation Models: When Does Size Matter appeared first on The New Stack.
    16h41
UI Libraries Are Dying: What’s Next?
Eden Ella    UI libraries are a collection of UI components, styles, and utilities packaged and published to be reused in applications. They The post UI Libraries Are Dying: What’s Next appeared first on The New Stack.
    15h28
How to Write SQL Queries
Gerald Venzl    SQL is a declarative, English like domain language for querying, analyzing and manipulating data. SQL originated from relational databases but has The post How to Write SQL Queries appeared first on The New Stack.
    14h58
AlgoKit Python Toolkit for Blockchain
Jessica Wachtel    In a drive to further democratize the blockchain, developers can now write Python applications on Algorand. The Algorand Foundation launched The post AlgoKit Python Toolkit for Blockchain appeared first on The New Stack.
    14h27
Will the Real Test Observability Please Stand up?
Ken Hamric    The term test observability has started to appear in technical discussions and product marketing. However, its definition varies widely and The post Will the Real Test Observability Please Stand up appeared first on The New Stack.
    13h08
10 Ways Kubernetes Observability Boosts Productivity, Cuts Costs
Eric Schabell    Cloud native has quickly become the preferred path to digital transformation, but it doesn’t come without added complexity and cost. The post Ways Kubernetes Observability Boosts Productivity, Cuts Costs appeared first on The New Stack.
    13h00
Stack Exchange Expands Beyond Q&A Format with Discussions’
David Cassel    It’s an institution. Every month more than million people visit Stack Exchange sites with over million visiting The post Stack Exchange Expands Beyond Q A Format with Discussions’ appeared first on The New Stack.
    12h00
Tutorial: Using LangChain and Gemini to Summarize Articles
Janakiram MSV    In this tutorial, we’ll look at how to combine LangChain a programming framework for using large language models LLMs The post Tutorial: Using LangChain and Gemini to Summarize Articles appeared first on The New Stack.
    00h00
Python’s Map() Function: Iterate without Looping
Jack Wallen    Python map is an important function when working with Python iterables tuples, lists, etc. . Essentially, what this function does is The post Python’s Map Function: Iterate without Looping appeared first on The New Stack.
26  mars     20h10
How Spring and Java Shaped Internal Developer Platforms
Charles Humble    I’ve long noticed that Java promotes an unusually consistent approach to writing code. The language has a comparatively small surface The post How Spring and Java Shaped Internal Developer Platforms appeared first on The New Stack.