In the modern world, professional sports rely heavily on technology. Back in the day things were measured with the naked eye. Today, advanced tech allows us to digitize the entire game, improve player performance, facilitate scouting, and more.
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A brief history of ObjectStyle’s open-source technologies
ObjectStyle has a portfolio of open-source products: Apache Cayenne, Bootique, Agrest, and DFLib. This post tells the story behind each of these projects.
From robot cleaners to robo-chefs to entertainers: what kinds of robots are helping us fight COVID-19?
What’s happening today in the pandemic-stricken world reminds one of Isaac Asimov’s book The Naked Sun. In the novel, the Solarian people communicate through holograms, avoid all physical contact, and have all their chores performed by robots.
Will telemedicine remain a norm after COVID-19?
In the past few months, telemedical services have been exploding to the point that they struggle to onboard new customers. Once the COVID-19 is over, will telehealth get pushed to the fringes of healthcare, or become the new normal?
Why do developers (sometimes) wreak chaos on their own systems?
In the ideal world, high-load systems should be able to survive – and quickly recover from – sudden traffic spikes, server outages, and interruptions to Internet connectivity. How do you know if they will? This is what "chaos engineering" is for.
How Radical Candor can make you a MUCH better boss
Radical Candor is a book, a framework, and a consultancy by Kim Scott, an ex-Google and ex-Apple employee. The experiences she had while working at Silicon Valley inspired Scott to explore the management aspect of the software engineering industry.