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Announcing Availability of MLflow 2.0

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Announcing Availability of MLflow 2.0

Announcing Availability of MLflow 2.0MLflow, with over 13 million monthly downloads, has become the standard platform for end-to-end MLOps, enabling teams of all sizes to track,  share,  package and deploy any model for batch or real-time inference. Thousands of organizations are using MLflow every day to power a wide variety of production machine learning applications, and MLflow is actively developed by over 500 contributors across industry and academia.

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4 ways a Firefox account comes in handy

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4 ways a Firefox account comes in handy

Even people who are very online can use some help navigating the internet – from keeping credit card details safe when online shopping to generating a password when one simply doesn’t have any more passwords in them. Using Firefox as your main browser helps take care of that. Want to level up? With a Firefox […]

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“Project Volterra” review: Microsoft’s $600 Arm PC that almost doesn’t suck

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It’s undeniably good for the Arm Windows app ecosystem to have a viable, decently specced PC that is usable as an everyday computer. The Dev Kit 2023 is priced to move, so there may be some developers who buy one just for the hell of it, which might have some positive trickle-down effects for the rest of the ecosystem. Because eventually, the Windows-on-Arm project will need to develop some tangible benefit for the people who choose to use it. What you’re getting with an Arm Windows device right now is essentially the worst of both x86 and Arm—compatibility problems without lower power use and heat to offset them and so-so performance to boot. Apple has cracked all three of these things; Windows and Qualcomm are struggling to do any of them. I’m just not entirely sure who Windows on ARM is supposed to be for. I want it to succeed – the more choice the better, and x86 needs an ass-kicking – but I don’t think the current crop of Windows on ARM devices are even remotely worth it. Either Qualcomm finally gets its act together and comes up with an SoC to rival Apple’s M series, or Microsoft takes matters into its own hands. Either way, they’re going to need to do something about the performance of x86 code on Windows on ARM.

Mehfil e Sama – Ba Silsila URS Hazrat Nizam Uddin Aulia RA – 14th November 2022 – Part 2 – ARY Qtv

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Talking Drupal: Talking Drupal #373 – Performance, Privacy, and the Open Web

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Today we are talking about Performance, Privacy, and the Open Web with Andrey Lipattsev & Tim Lehnen.

For show notes visit: www.talkingDrupal.com/373

Topics

  • What is the Open Web and what does it have to do with performance and privacy
  • What do we mean by web performance
  • What are the core vitals
  • What are the non core vitals
  • What is the benefit of performance
  • Performance is usually granular for a developer, what is different when looking at industry trends from a browser side
  • What does d.o do
  • DA and Google at DrupalCon
  • What is privacy
  • What is the privacy sandbox in chrome

Resources

Guests

Andrey Lipattsev – www.linkedin.com/in/andreylipattsev @AndreyLipattsev Tim Lehnen – @hestenet

Hosts

Nic Laflin – www.nLighteneddevelopment.com @nicxvan John Picozzi – www.epam.com @johnpicozzi Randy Oest – randyoest.com @amazingrando

MOTW Correspondent

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