It is always fascinating to see the versatile ways in which machine learning can be used. At Outfittery, algorithms help the experts select the most suitable outfits for customers — quite literally. In this interview ML Conference speaker Jesper Richter-Reichhelm…

How to measure productivity and make optimal tech choices.

It's surprising how quickly you can run into the limitations of Docker, especially when you try to use Docker for building your applications from source code. One of the most frustrating limitations becomes apparent when you try to use Docker to deal with…

Common Weakness Enumeration, or in its short name CWE, lists about 700 common mistakes developers make while writing code. Remembering or even reading the entire list can be a challenge. But there are some repeating ideas that due to their massive potential…

Back in 2006, when I announced S3, I wrote ” Further, each block is protected by an ACL (Access Control List) allowing the developer to keep the data private, share it for reading, or share it for reading and writing, as desired.” Starting from that initial…

Observations and debugging problems in LoadBalancer services.

How we keep a good Amazon Web Services billing hygiene at Teads

Many people hack together shell scripts quickly to do simple tasks, but these soon take on a life of their own. Unfortunately shell scripts are full of subtle effects which result in scripts failing in unusual ways. It’s possible to […]

How I learnt the basics of Go (its good parts as well as a few quirks) by porting a medium-sized web backend from Python.

A pair of German pranksters figured out how to write HUGE tweets – and Twitter wasn’t very pleased…

With the coming of the Client Hints, Variants and Key specifications, there’s a lot to take in, and while it can be interesting to understand how the browser works under the hood, Andrew Betts shows you some simple things you can distil from it: Browsers…

Which is nice as it's the next long-term release and gets Linux into the GPU game

Today marks a milestone for Red Hat Enterprise Linux with the addition of a new architecture to our list of fully supported platforms. Red Hat Enterprise Linux for ARM is a part of our multi-architecture strategy and the culmination of a multi-year collaboration…

It finally happened. Today, all 500 of the world's top 500 supercomputers are running Linux.

Different operating systems have long catered to different audiences: Windows for the business professional, Mac for the creative professional and Linux for the software developer. For OS providers, this sort of market segmentation greatly simplified product…

The Fedora Project proudly announces the release of Fedora 27, its latest leading-edge operating system. Download it free and experience it today.

We're incredibly proud to announce the best Logstash ever with Logstash 6.0.0! With multiple pipelines, visualization tools, and improved integrations we're incredibly excited about this release!