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CodeFlow: Improving the Code Review Process at Microsoft
A discussion with Jacek Czerwonka, Michaela Greiler, Christian Bird, Lucas Panjer, and Terry Coatta
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The Importance of a Great Finish
You have to finish strong, every time.
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Using Remote Cache Service for Bazel
Save time by sharing and reusing build and test output.
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Research for Practice: Security for the Modern Age
Securely running processes that require the entire syscall interface.
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SQL Is No Excuse to Avoid DevOps
Automation and a little discipline allow better testing, shorter release cycles, and reduced business risk.
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Why SRE Documents Matter
How documentation enables SRE teams to manage new and existing services.
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How to Get Things Done When You Don't Feel Like It
Five strategies for pushing through.
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Corp to Cloud: Google's Virtual Desktops
How Google moved its virtual desktops to the cloud.
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Tracking and Controlling Microservice Dependencies
Dependency management is a crucial part of system and software design.
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The Mythos of Model Interpretability
In machine learning, the concept of interpretability is both important and slippery.
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The Secret Formula for Choosing the Right Next Role
The best careers are not defined by titles or résumé bullet points.
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Research for Practice: FPGAs in Datacenters
Expert-curated guides to the best of CS research.
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Designing Cluster Schedulers for Internet-Scale Services
Embracing failures for improving availability.
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Thou Shalt Not Depend on Me
A look at JavaScript libraries in the wild.
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Canary Analysis Service
Automated canarying quickens development, improves production safety, and helps prevent outages.
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