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“How scale affects the viability of software practices within an engineering organization
What trade-offs a typical engineer needs to make when evaluating design and development decisions”
The Software Engineering at Google book (“SWE Book”) is now free - it's a book about the engineering practices utilized at Google to make their codebase sustainable and healthy.
A group of over 1,000 AI researchers has created a multilingual large language model bigger than GPT-3—and they’re giving it out for free. https://t.co/q3rIXa6qjO
Not all high #cholesterol foods are bad for you. It’s the foods that are high in saturated fat that you need to worry about, because they can raise your cholesterol levels AND make you gain weight. #HarvardHealth
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New McKinsey research reveals about 40 percent of #grocery CEOs identify people as a priority, compared with roughly 25 percent last year.
Learn how to navigate today’s #talentevolution in our latest #StateofGrocery report➡https://t.co/9fhHlJjlSj
When programming languages were created:
1957: Fortran
1958: LISP
1964: BASIC
1972: C
1978: SQL
1980: C++
1991: Python
1993: R
1995: PHP, Java & JS
2001: C#
2009: Go
2014: Swift
Happy birthday to programming-language pioneer Ken Thompson.
💻 designer of Unix
💻 inventor of B (predecessor to C)
💻 co-inventor of Google's Go
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If you’re getting five daily servings of fruits and vegetables, good news — you may be on track for a longer life, according to research: https://t.co/C98TJDSuSh #HarvardHealth
The commencement ceremony may last just a few hours, but preparing for the big day is a much longer process—especially during the time of COVID-19. Watch as members of our Facilities Operation and Management (FO&M) team transform Memorial Field for the #Dartmouth21s ceremonies.