What’s the point: LLVM 11, HashiCorp Boundary, Atlassian, and OpenCV

Julia Schmidt -
Version 11 of compiler infrastructure project LLVM has been announced, which now includes - amongst other things - a Fortran frontend. 
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MCubed Online: Join us for one day of practical tips for real-world machine learning

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There’s one thing that hasn’t been disrupted over recent months. Machine learning and AI continue to push their way into the mainstream,...
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Python 3.9 lands with union operators and type hinting generics

Julia Schmidt -
After pulling support for the freshly retired Python 3.5, the Python team has concluded its work on version 3.9 of the programming...
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OpenCL Spec reaches 3.0, gets SDK to up adoption rates

Julia Schmidt -
The Khronos Group  - a graphics, media, and parallel computation standards consortium - has declared that the OpenCL 3.0 Specification is officially...
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Busy week for Google Cloud: TPUs spark PyTorch support and AI Platform gets Predictions going

Julia Schmidt -
Google Cloud’s AI Platform has opened the doors to a new Prediction product - AI Platform Prediction is mainly aimed at enterprises...
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What’s the point: CUDA, PyCharm, CLion, IoTDB, Instana, Spring Tools, and OpenShift

Julia Schmidt -
Version 11.1 of Nvidia’s parallel computing platform and GPU programming model CUDA is now available, fitting the project with support for the...
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What’s the point: Qt, Ruby, GitLab pricing, Databricks, TabNet, Icinga, and Ambassador

Julia Schmidt -
Ruby creator promises major release for Christmas Ruby creator Yukihiro “Matz” Matsumoto has informed the community around his...
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What’s the point: Istio governance, CircleCI, Algorithmia, GraalVM, and KubeOne

Julia Schmidt -
The Istio project has made some changes to its governance model, giving the community more say in the admin side of things...
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For data scoffers: Elastic slings workplace search into free tier, trials query language, flexible ingestion

Julia Schmidt -
Elastic has updated its portfolio to version 7.9, which comes with an overhauled Kibana, data ingestion help, additional security features, and the...
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TensorFlow Lite pulls throttle, adds speed as it puts OpenCL in the sidecar

Julia Schmidt -
The team behind the GPU inference engine of mobile deep learning framework TensorFlow Lite successfully finished experiments with an OpenCL-based flavour for...
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What’s the point: Ansible, Datadog, Amazon, Lens, Rust, and DeepMind

Julia Schmidt -
The team behind Red Hat’s IT automation tool Ansible is on track for the 2.10 release on September 22nd, and has just...
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JupyterLab extension Elyra toasts first major release with code snippet helper

Julia Schmidt -
Elyra, a set of extensions for JupyterLab Notebooks, has reached its first major release - just three months after being presented to...
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Google intros helpful TensorFlow Recorder, but warns you’ll need to cough up for ‘huge datasets’

Julia Schmidt -
Just a couple of days after pushing out the latest TensorFlow release, Google has open sourced a new tool for the machine...
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Apache Kafka 2.6 eases rebalancing pain, improves insight

Julia Schmidt -
Users waiting for the June-scheduled release of distributed event streaming platform Apache Kafka 2.6 finally have the means to update their system....
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Julia 1.5 tackles latency and heap allocations before tossing in another LTS release

Julia Schmidt -
After thorough testing, programming language Julia 1.5 has finally landed in its finished form with highly anticipated features aiming for lower latency...
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Bye-bye Juno, hello Julia for VS Code – IDE shifts form, reaches 1.0

Julia Schmidt -
With JuliaCon in full swing, Julia IDE Juno developer Sebastian Pfitzner took to the virtual stage to brief users about the state...
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