Ending the day at Inbox Zero, so that’s a plus. At least until I drive home from work and notice a dozen new emails. But we take the victories where we can get them, right? I read a handful of items today, and even had a chance to try out the new Go templates called out below.
[blog] The Transformer architecture of GPT models. This is more like a paper than a blog post. It explains the Google-created Transformer architecture in depth. Skim through for a perspective on encoders, embeddings, and more.
[blog] Cloud CISO Perspectives: Late July 2023. Good set of links related to security happenings, along with an intro that covers how cloud can help security and resilience in healthcare settings.
[blog] Accelerating the mission with generative AI. We’re doing some wonderful work with AI in the consumer space, as well as redefining AI in the enterprise as well. Here’s a look at public sector scenarios.
[article] 3 Ways to Keep Your Audience Focused During a Presentation. Good advice for those of us who want to make sure our audience actually hears what we have to say.
[blog] Just Start. Indeed. Don’t worry about how much you need to do or want to get done. Just get started and go from there.
[blog] How DoorDash Migrated from StatsD to Prometheus. Very few tech choices are permanent. Here’s one DoorDash swapped their metrics infrastructure.
[blog] Experimenting with project templates. This I like. .NET devs have a good project bootstrapping process with dotnet new and you’ll find other languages/frameworks that get you going. Now, Go has one. And Google Cloud folks already introduced 4 templates to try out.
[blog] How to create meeting notes in Google Docs. I didn’t know about this. It’s these sorts of things that come out of an online, collaboration-first productivity suite.
[blog] In command. You can’t be in control of everything. Or frankly much at all. But you can be in command of yourself and how you approach things.
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