Kubernetes’ inception was essentially a response to the arduous and unreliable nature of the deployment process. The GitOps workflow and its intersection between platform engineering and the developer is particularly significant for programmers who prefer not to be bogged down by the intricacies of deploying their code into Kubernetes. Irrespective of their preferred programming language — be it Java, Python, Dotnet, Rust, or Go — they simply want to push their code, generate a container image, and have it deployed immediately. GitOps enables them to do this. PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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Probabilistic Programming as a field is moving at breakneck speed, with innovations being driven on all levels: language, algorithms, compilers, computation, hardware. In this expert briefing I will give a brief overview of where the field is today and where it is headed. One big trend is what I call The Great Decoupling: rather than monolithic PPL systems, we are seeing how various layers of abstraction are introduced and separated. This allows more interoperability, as well as innovation to occur at every level of the stack. Finally, I will talk about a convergence of Bayesian modeling and Causal Inference to a new paradigm called Bayesian Causal Inference. PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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What kinds of new API launched on the web this year? Is that experimental CSS ready to use in production? How about the new JavaScript standard? This session will go over new features that became stable on the Web Platform this year, and demonstrate new standard ways to author web applications without cumbersome hacks or extra libraries and polyfills. PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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