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Google	カグア！Google Analytics 活用塾:事例や使い方	Windowsアプリでポッドキャストを聴く方法	https://www.kagua.biz/marke/podcast/gloverpodcast.html	windows	2022-12-16 21:00:12
AWS	AWS Architecture Blog	Architecting your security model in AWS for legacy application migrations	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/architecture/architecting-your-security-model-in-aws-for-legacy-application-migrations/	Architecting your security model in AWS for legacy application migrationsApplication migrations especially from legacy mainframe to the cloud are done in phases that sometimes span multiple years Each phase migrates a set of applications data and other resources to the cloud During the transition phases applications might require access to both on premises and cloud based resources to perform their function While working with our customers we …	2022-12-16 21:09:59
AWS	AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog	Enhancing Fact-Based Decision Making Using Tech Mahindra’s SMART Observability Tool on AWS	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/enhancing-fact-based-decision-making-using-tech-mahindra-smart-observability-on-aws/	Enhancing Fact Based Decision Making Using Tech Mahindra s SMART Observability Tool on AWSAs companies adopt a cloud first strategy ITOps and DevOps require a single view of application services and infrastructure so they can be equipped with the right observability solution to ensure stable cloud and container infrastructure for modern apps Observability lets you determine what s important by watching how the system performs over time and ask new questions using metrics logs or traces Tech Mahindra s smart monitoring and resolution tool is called SMART and is built on top of AWS observability and telemetry tools	2022-12-16 21:57:12
AWS	AWS Machine Learning Blog	Next generation Amazon SageMaker Experiments – Organize, track, and compare your machine learning trainings at scale	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/next-generation-amazon-sagemaker-experiments-organize-track-and-compare-your-machine-learning-trainings-at-scale/	Next generation Amazon SageMaker Experiments  Organize track and compare your machine learning trainings at scaleToday we re happy to announce updates to our Amazon SageMaker Experiments capability of nbsp Amazon SageMaker that lets you organize track compare and evaluate machine learning ML experiments and model versions from any integrated development environment IDE using the SageMaker Python SDK or boto including local Jupyter Notebooks Machine learning ML is an iterative process When solving …	2022-12-16 21:32:30
AWS	AWS	Amazon Athena for Apache Spark | Amazon Web Services	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uhpyva4LeKo	Amazon Athena for Apache Spark Amazon Web ServicesGet started with interactive analytics using Amazon Athena for Apache Spark in under a second to analyze petabytes of data You can build Spark applications using the expressiveness of Python with a simplified notebook experience in an Athena console or through Athena APIs With the Athena serverless fully managed model there are no resources to manage provision and configure and no minimum fee or setup cost Learn more here Subscribe More AWS videos More AWS events videos ABOUT AWSAmazon Web Services AWS is the world s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform offering over fully featured services from data centers globally Millions of customers ーincluding the fastest growing startups largest enterprises and leading government agencies ーare using AWS to lower costs become more agile and innovate faster athena spark streaming kinesis AWS AmazonWebServices CloudComputing	2022-12-16 21:09:12
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	LaLondeデータセットに対し傾向スコア（IPW）をPythonで実装して因果推論	https://qiita.com/shinji_komine/items/2216e948ea356bc9c37b	lalonde	2022-12-17 06:47:42
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	SvelteKitでSSR/SSGのプロトを爆速構築したい	https://qiita.com/yym_06/items/8ef32f60170f7154216e	ssrssg	2022-12-17 06:21:10
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	普段の英語学習の成果を re:Invent で試してきた #reinvent	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/reinvent2022-annotation-murakami09/	endaradventcalendarqiita	2022-12-16 21:30:04
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	SimSpaceWeaverをローカル環境で開発できるようにしてみた #reinvent	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/221217_reinvent22_simspaceweaver_devlocal/	simspac	2022-12-16 21:00:54
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	The 9 Best Apps and Tech Tips to Help Older Loved Ones Stay Healthy	https://www.makeuseof.com/healthy-older-loved-ones-apps-tech-tips/	healthyas	2022-12-16 21:30:15
海外TECH	DEV Community	A Framework For Knowing What You Don't Know	https://dev.to/cerchie/a-framework-for-knowing-what-you-dont-know-1m2d	A Framework For Knowing What You Don x t KnowThis blog post was originally posted on my website Over my career I ve had to learn new things many many times I ve been an elementary school teacher a digital marketer a software engineer and now I m a full time developer advocate Over and over again I ve had to learn completely new concepts It s great it keeps me humble it keeps me happy There s a lot of dopamine involved in learning But one of the most difficult parts of learning is knowing what you don t know And knowing what you don t know is important because it keeps you from making the types of mistakes that emanate from errors in judgment I ve learned a couple of things about defining the limits of my knowledge about a concept I m sharing my framework here in case it s helpful to anyone else in tech Stage NothingThe first stage of getting to know a new concept is the easiest to define I m starting from nothing This is great I know exactly what I don t know Let s say I m completely brand spanking new to the concept of an API Here is a diagram of what I don t know about APIs It doesn t get more accurate than that I m not kidding What you don t know will surprise you again and again and again The framework I m suggesting here will not save you from being wrong in front of people But I think it will give you some general guidance on how to approach learning new things Stage One Instance of a ConceptSo let s consider universal concepts Definitions that we all agree on For example an API according to Wikipedia is An application programming interface API is a way for two or more computer programs to communicate with each other Maybe that s not the most complete definition but I think most techies would agree on what s there Now you can memorize this definition but you won t have experiential knowledge of an API until you ve met one out in the wild Let s say I m at that stage I m getting used to querying a REST API and I m learning to build one myself with Python or Node Express or something This definition applies to the REST API I m building so I m gaining experience with one type of API One particular instance of this universal concept Here is another map of my brain So I m learning something about REST APIs And that s it for now The arrow is pointing to a boundary that I m not aware of I don t know what s common to REST APIs and all APIs and what s different So I ve seen one particular instance but I ve not seen another instance of an API And this is a problem because there are different kinds of APIs underneath the universal concept of API Like there are different kinds or species of cats underneath the cat genus And tigers are very different from lions Stage Two instances of different kinds of a concept Say I start implementing not a REST API but a GraphQL API It s a different kind of API from a REST API like lions are a different kind of cat from tigers My worldview on APIs begins to break down It s destroyed by differences between REST APIs and GraphQL APIs like GraphQL is an application layer while REST is a style of API Not every API is in the REST style GraphQL requests are JSONesque while REST requests are often parameterized in URLs Not every API uses parameters the same way Or has the same request format You define GraphQL with a schema rather than a list of endpoints Not every API is defined the same way I know that diagram just got complicated I m sorry But this is the most important stage to take notes at Why Because when you realize what assumptions you ve made you realize what questions to ask the next time you encounter a new kind of API These are the assumptions I ve made All APIs are in the same style All API requests are formatted alike You define APIs in the same way Now that those assumptions have been broken by my experience I know what questions to ask next time I m learning a new kind of API Stage The third instance of a different kind Ok say I m learning what a tRPC API is in order to implement on at work or something Based on the kinds of assumptions I made last time what might I ask now How does the style of tRPC compare to REST and GraphQL the ones I m familiar with How are tRPC requests formatted How do I map or define a tRPC API These questions will help me understand what a tRPC API is much faster than I understood what a REST or GraphQL API is Furthermore I ll be understanding the general concept of an API even better because I ll be understanding what is in common between all these kinds of APIs I ll also be understanding GraphQL and REST APIs better at this stage because I can then make lists of their limitations Generalizing this processI think every time you learn something new you have to go through these stages and there s not really a way around that But if you do it consciously it speeds up the process of learning So when you re beginning acknowledging I know nothing about this I should ask someone who knows something about this what is the best instance to build first can save you some pain Then again once you ve built your first instance acknowledging I might be making assumptions here that don t apply to other instances I should ask someone who has built other kinds of instances what the differences are will help you make decisions about whether to learn a new paradigm when you re building your next instance	2022-12-16 21:07:50
海外TECH	Engadget	Google, Apple and Mozilla team up to build a better browser benchmark	https://www.engadget.com/speedometer-3-browser-benchmark-apple-google-mozilla-212957943.html?src=rss	Google Apple and Mozilla team up to build a better browser benchmarkGoogle Apple and Mozilla are collaborating on a better web browser benchmark Speedometer will be a “cross industry collaborative effort from the Chrome Safari and Firefox makers to create a new model that balances the companies visions for measuring responsiveness Three companies making a tool that will rate the effectiveness of their competing products sounds like a recipe for disaster However Speedometer s governance policy includes a consent system that differs based on potential ramifications For example significant changes will require approval from the other two companies while “non trivial changes will need consent from one of the other two parties Meanwhile “trivial changes can be green lit by a reviewer from any of the three browser makers The policy s aim is that “the working team should be able to move quickly for most changes with a higher level of process and consensus expected based on the impact of the change Unlike some past benchmarks Speedometer is being started as a cross industry collaborative effort Building this will be hard work and working together gives us a chance to build the best version to help make the Web faster for years to come ーMozilla Developer ‍ mozhacks December The project will follow Speedometer the current de facto benchmark developed by Apple s WebKit team Chrome Safari and Firefox are three of the four most used browsers today That fourth browser Microsoft Edge doesn t run its own engine instead relying on Google s open sourced Chromium with Blink and V engines The Speedometer project is still in its infancy and its GitHub page warns that it is “in active development and is unstable The groups recommend using Speedometer until development is further along though we don t yet know when Speedometer will be ready	2022-12-16 21:29:57
Cisco	Cisco Blog	5 Steps to Plan Your Cisco Certification Journey like a Project Manager	https://blogs.cisco.com/learning/5-steps-to-plan-your-cisco-certification-journey-like-a-project-manager	Steps to Plan Your Cisco Certification Journey like a Project ManagerLearn how to plan your Cisco certification journey like a project manager Follow these five steps to apply project management skills that can streamline your prep and help you achieve your goals	2022-12-16 21:47:37
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Investigation after two boys found dead in London home	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64007526?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	london	2022-12-16 21:36:23
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Rishi Sunak orders audit of Ukraine war progress, source says	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-64006121?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	phase	2022-12-16 21:14:29
北海道	北海道新聞	最大８％の従業員削減　米ゴールドマン	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/776446/	金融	2022-12-17 06:34:00
ビジネス	東洋経済オンライン	どこよりも早い｢新NISA｣の賢い使い方を教えよう 効率的に使いこなすための｢3つの原則｣とは？ | 新競馬好きエコノミストの市場深読み劇場 | 東洋経済オンライン	https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/640329?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=http&utm_campaign=link_back	岸田文雄	2022-12-17 06:30:00