Hey upcoming data science expert, this weeks topic caught my interest as I overheard some colleagues from the machine learning department. Multi-armed bandit theory is a quite old math problem from the 80s with still…
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拝啓, (Japanese as Satoshi Nakamoto claims to be from Japan) this weeks topic is more on the hipster side of things: Bitcoin. Everyone is talking again about it as the price is rallying, but how…
Witam mojego ulubionego abonenta, this weeks topic is about my favorite devops/SRE hype topic: Chaos Engineering. With intentionally introducing chaos and failure into your systems you ensure that developers always think about the failure case…
Hola persona grandiosa, after last weeks topic on the CAP theorem, this week is a lot more practical. A conflict-free replicated data type (CRDT) helps you build a distributed system where all nodes converge to…
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Dear awesome person, this weeks paper is about a topic that can be considered ancient in our CS world. The CAP theorem was first introduced in 2000 and this weeks paper is revisiting it in…
Dear awesome person, I found this week’s paper while working on my thesis on an AWS Lambda related topic. If you ever wondered how the inner workings of AWS Lambda are and how the container/VM…
Dear awesome person, as you can see from the newsletter being late this is not some automatic random paper picker I build but indeed me as a Human selecting the papers and sending them out.…
Dear awesome person, the very first newsletter I ever send to Weekly CS Paper is about the topic zk-SNARK a Non-interactive zero-knowledge proof underlying the Zcash cryptocurrency. The paper is quite long as I wanted…