AI goes on prem, university cheating at scale, and why React re-renders
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/09/02/the-overflow-141-high-velocity-and-burnout/
Tommy McClung, cofounder and CEO of ReleaseHub, sits down with the home team to talk about environments-as-a-service, what it’s like to work with the same cofounders for more than 20 years, and the role of karma in professional networking.
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Some applications just lend themselves to certain programming paradigms.
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The home team gathers for a conversation about workplace productivity monitoring: Does it motivate employees to get more done, or does it lead to stress that takes away from deep, focused work and replaces it with busywork instead?
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Learn how Stack Overflow can help support your campus clubs or hackathons.
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/08/29/stack-overflow-student-ambassador-program-how-to-apply/
AI-assisted job placement, garbage collection basics, and Redis explained
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/08/26/the-overflow-140-interrogating-code/
Serial entrepreneur Varun Ganapathi joins the home team for a conversation about the intersection of physics, machine learning, and AI. He offers some recommendations for developers looking to get started in the ML/AI space and shares his own path from academia to entrepreneurship.
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The more open a system is to new contributors, the more chance that an accidental meeting will benefit everyone involved.
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/08/24/open-source-and-accidental-innovation/
The home team discusses how Instagram’s evolving platform has alienated some creators, why AI and machine learning are moving on-premises, and why Amazon’s acquisition of the company behind the Roomba is striking from a privacy perspective.
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High velocity compared to what?
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