“…You want to become well-versed in the foundations and best practices of application security. Recommended follow-up: Read Web Application Security (book) Take Web Application Security Fundamentals (live course with Ming Chow) Take Hands-On Introduction to OAuth 2.0 (live course with Aaron Parecki) Please note that slides or supplemental materials are not available for download from this recording. …”

“…You're looking for ways to improve your own developer platform or you're making the switch to platform engineer. Recommended follow-up: Read The Manager's Path (book) Read 97 Things Every Engineering Manager Should Know (book) Attend Infrastructure & Ops Superstream: Platform Engineering (live event on January 11)…”

“…You're looking for ways to improve your incident response and engineering environment. Recommended follow-up: Read Implementing Service Level Objectives (book)…”

“…You want to better understand the systems that you already use and learn how to take full advantage of their capabilities. Recommended follow-up: Read Deciphering Data Architectures (early release book) Read Practical Lakehouse Architecture (early release book) Please note that slides or supplemental materials are not available for download from this recording. …”

“…You want to become well-versed in the foundations and best practices of zero trust. Recommended follow-up: Read: Zero Trust Security: An Enterprise Guide (book) Watch: What Are the Common Challenges to Adopting a Zero Trust Network Security Model? …”

“…You're a data scientist, machine learning engineer, or developer who is working with AI and machine learning and want to learn about the latest developments in the field. Recommended follow-up: Read Natural Language Processing with Transformers, Revised Edition (book) Read Hands-On Large Language Models (early release book) Read Hands-On Generative AI with Transformers and Diffusion Models (early release book) Read Introduction to Transformers for NLP: With the Hugging Face Library and Models to Solve Problems (book) Watch Natural Language Processing Using Transformer Architectures (video)…”

“…Prerequisites: Knowledge of cybersecurity concepts and protocols Knowledge of network security methodologies CompTIA Network+ certification or equivalent knowledge Knowledge of the following: ports, protocols, services, OSI layers, routing, switching, IP addressing, wired and wireless networking infrastructure, network operations, and network troubleshooting tools…”

“…Closely associated with this is the use of the adjectival categories like “(proto)-orthodox”, “majority church” versus those like “heretical” (again polemically pejorative).In their chapters, the contributors demonstrate not only how the set limits – as referred to the categories above – do indeed play a role, but more importantly, where these limits have been exceeded and where we must therefore work with new and different categories to understand the meaning of “apocryphal” writings and/or writings that have “become apocryphal” in terms of the history of an ancient Christianity perceived as multi-dimensional and dynamic. The following questions play a significant role in our understanding of this: In which contexts and by which groups are “newly apocryphal” writings used? …”

“…This edition includes all the orators recognized by Malcovati and follows her numbering, but the texts have been drawn from the most recent and reliable editions of the source authors and revised in light of current scholarship; additional material has been included with its own separate numbering. …”

“…Here the conflict begins in the moments following conception as embryos struggle to wrest control of pregnancy from the mother, and to wring more nourishment from her than she can spare, thus triggering morning sickness, diabetes, and high blood pressure. …”

“…Once it was deemed possible to perform surgery on the heart, others followed. In 1929, Dr. Werner Forssman inserted a cardiac catheter in his own arm and forced the X-ray technician on duty to take a photo as he successfully threaded it down the vein into his own heart...and lived. …”

“…In particular, the roles of 'Tutiorism' (whereby an individual follows the law rather than the instinct of their own conscience) and 'Probabilism' (which conversely gives priority to the individual's conscience) are examined.It is argued that for most of the sixteenth century, books such as Juan Alfonso de Polanco's "Directory for Confessors" espousing a Tutiorist line dominated the market for Jesuit confessional manuals until the seventeenth century, by which time Probabilism had become the dominating force in Jesuit theology.What caused this switch, from Tutiorism to Probablism, forms the central thesis of Dr Maryks' book. …”

“…Starting with his approach to the past and to Socrates, it demonstrates how the depiction of events and people from previous times and places are inflected with contemporary concerns about political instability and the challenges of leadership, as well as by a 'Socratic' perspective on politics and morality. The following in-depth examination of Xenophon's theories concerning political organization and the bases for a good life highlight the interconnectivity of his ideas about how to live together and how to live well. …”

“…The edition of the text is preceded by a substantial introduction, and followed, for each book, by the edition of the scholia to the text. …”

“…Instead, as Giberson argues, they should follow in the once robust tradition of exploring science openly within the broad contours of Christian belief…”

“…From the New York computer programmer who chooses exactly which hours he works each week, to the Kansas City Uber driver who starts a union, to the Arkansas charity worker who believes freelance gigs might just transform a declining rural town, journalist Sarah Kessler follows a wide range of individuals from across the country to provide a nuanced look at how the gig economy is playing out in real-time. …”

“…This book-dossier attempts to deactivate the claims of objectivity and universalism contained in the conventions followed by UNESCO in determining World Heritage status; it presents different narratives that do not fit within such statist discourse, reorienting heritage towards non-hegemonic forms of life and collective memory. …”

“…The fourth part deals with interpersonal relationships beginning with I-You relationship (friendship, love) and following with the family and the social structure. …”

“…The authors then organize the following chapters along the influences of internal and external governance actors on corporate strategy, competitive strategy, innovation strategy and corporate entrepreneurship, global strategy, stakeholder strategy, and nonmarket strategy. …”

“…Representing disciplines ranging from philosophy and history to neuroimaging and physics, and boasting a panel of expert scientists and physicians, including Andrew Newberg, Peter Fenwick, Stuart Hameroff, Mario Beauregard, Deepak Chopra, and Chris Clarke the book rigorously follows several lines of inquiry into mind-brain controversies, challenging readers to form their own conclusions—or reconsider previous ones…”
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