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re-magazine.ireb.org | ||
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research.google
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| | | | | [AI summary] This collection of publications highlights Google's advancements in software engineering, including ML-assisted code reviews, automated program verification for Rust, and secure-by-design ecosystem strategies. | |
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eng.aurelienpierre.com
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| | | | | This is a follow-up on the previous Websites suck, which covered the preliminary information retrieval step. Introduction On the open-source planet, in the 2020's, information is scattered over many websites: scientific journals for theory, specification sheets for standards and protocols, software documentation for "how to use tool", blogs and Youtube tutorials for "how to achieve goal", forums and support for "how to solve problems", Github for "what is known to break" and "why design (or lack thereof) was done this way", sourcecode for implementation details, and books for everything considered worthy of paiement for access. | |
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ml-ops.org
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| | | | | Machine Learning Operations | |
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numinousxperience.xyz
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| | | Quantum computing software, hardware, and quantum sensing stand poised to change the world, but what's investible from a VC perspective now? | ||
