Weekly Issue: 2024-46
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How Deutsche Bank built a new retail data platform on Google Cloud
Getting insights into customer’s preferences and needs is crucial for any modern business — and that’s especially true for a retail bank. Insights from customer data help deliver improved customer experiences through custom tailored products, better services, and higher levels of automation.
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YouTube is testing a swipe-up change that I really hope doesn’t happen
Though the past few years have seen the emergence of video platforms like TikTok, YouTube is still the king of online video.
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This awesome deal gets you the new Google Pixel 9 for as low as $449
Google has clearly established itself in the smartphone market over the years, but none have been as good as this one.
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Microsoft Edge is trying to forcefully get your Chrome tabs again
Image: The Verge Earlier this year Microsoft’s Edge browser automatically started up on my PC and imported my Chrome tabs without consent. Microsoft refused to explain why this behavior had occurred, and then quietly addressed the problem in a Microsoft Edge update.
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Microsoft Edge is trying to forcefully get your Chrome tabs again
Image: The Verge Earlier this year Microsoft’s Edge browser automatically started up on my PC and imported my Chrome tabs without consent. Microsoft refused to explain why this behavior had occurred, and then quietly addressed the problem in a Microsoft Edge update.
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How PUMA leverages built-in intelligence with BigQuery for greater customer engagement
Leveraging first-party data, and data quality in general, are major priorities for online retailers. While first-party data certainly comes with challenges, it also offers a great opportunity to increase transparency, redefine customer interactions, and create more meaningful user experiences.
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Don’t miss this early Black Friday deal on Google Nest Wifi Pro 2-packs
It’s that time of year again! Black Friday deals are already starting to pop up, and if you’re in the market for a new router, now’s the perfect time to snag one at a steal.
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I swapped the Quick Insert and Launcher keys on the Galaxy Chromebook Plus and it’s just better
Since the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus and the Quick Insert key that is prominently placed on its keyboard, I’ve been a bit worried that I wouldn’t be able to adjust to this new keyboard layout.
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ml5.js – Friendly machine learning for the web
Join Aidan Nelson and Yu Lee in this talk that will showcase ml5.js – an open source library built on top of TensorFlow.js with a goal of making machine learning approachable for a broad audience of artists, creative coders, and students.
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Web AI on next generation AI PCs
Hear from Moh Haghighat, Fellow at Intel, where he showcases WebNN, an emerging unified W3C web standard API for on-device web ML acceleration across client AI execution engines: CPU, GPU, and NPU. Currently in Developer Preview on Chrome and Edge browsers and integrated in popular ML frameworks (e.g.
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The Web Neural Network (WebNN) API: Where we are and what’s Next
Hear from Rob Kochman (Google Chrome), and Rafael Cintron (Microsoft), with regards how advanced web technologies like WebAssembly and WebGPU have recently brought real AI capabilities to the browser.
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Transformers.js: State-of-the-art Machine Learning for the web
Join Joshua Lochner from HuggingFace to learn about Transformers.js, an exciting new JavaScript library that empowers developers to build never-before-seen web applications. It is designed to be functionally equivalent to Hugging Face’s Python transformers library and supports over 120 architectures across a diverse set of tasks and modalities.
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Web AI Summit 2024: State of client side machine learning
Get an overview for the state of Web AI in 2024 (performing AI on the client side in JavaScript via the browser) and why the Web AI Summit was created.
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A new flexible DNS-based approach for accessing the GKE control plane
If you run Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), you know it’s important to secure access to the cluster control plane that handles Kubernetes API requests, so you can prevent unauthorized access while still being able to control the cluster.
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The awesome Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus gets its first true sale price of just $599
Well, I knew the day would come, and I’d be willing to bet that many of you did as well.
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How Does 127.0.0.1 Work and Why Use It?
The IP address 127.0.0.1, also known as the localhost or loopback address, is a unique IPv4 address used by each computer to refer back to itself. Unlike typical IP addresses that enable communication between devices, this address serves only the device on which it is configured. How Does 127.0.0.1 Work?
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