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The End of Programming as We Know It

O'Reilly

It is not the end of programming. It is the end of programming as we know it today. Assembly language programming then put an end to that. Betty Jean Jennings and Frances Bilas (right) program the ENIAC in 1946. There were more programmers, not fewer This was far from the end of programming, though. I dont buy it.

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Six causes of major software outages–And how to avoid them

Dynatrace

They may stem from software bugs, cyberattacks, surges in demand, issues with backup processes, network problems, or human errors. Network issues Network issues encompass problems with internet service providers, routers, or other networking equipment.

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Log4Shell vulnerability: Identifying and minimizing production risk

Dynatrace

As organizations work to find the usage of this library in their applications, they should focus on three criteria to prioritize the fix in their environment: Public Internet Exposure – Are the Java processes using these libraries directly accessible from the internet? Public Internet Exposure. Sensitive Data Access.

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Log4j 2 Vulnerability: Identifying and Minimizing Production Risk

Dynatrace

As organizations work to find the usage of this library in their applications, they should focus on three criteria to prioritize the fix in their environment: Public Internet Exposure – Are the Java processes using these libraries directly accessible from the internet? Public Internet Exposure. Sensitive Data Access.

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Stuff The Internet Says On Scalability For January 4th, 2019

High Scalability

peterseibel : In programming we don't have a special term for it, just like fish don't have a special term for 'water'. By replacing branch-heavy algorithms with neural networks, the DBMS can profit from these hardware trends.". Explain the Cloud Like I'm 10 (34 almost 5 star reviews). So many more quotes.

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Stuff The Internet Says On Scalability For January 25th, 2019

High Scalability

George Dyson : The next revolution will be the rise of analog systems that can no longer be mastered by digital programming. For those who sought to control nature through programmable machines, it responds by allowing us to build machines whose nature is that they can no longer be controlled by programs.

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A Gentle Intro to eBPF

DZone

In this short article, we’ll explore eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter), an exciting new technology that makes programming the kernel flexible, safe, and accessible to developers. eBPF has been running in production for over half a decade at an internet scale on millions of servers.

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