Blogsby GlyphFri Apr 29, 20161 post
Wed Apr 27, 20161 post
OpenAI Gym Beta
We’re releasing the public beta of OpenAI Gym, a toolkit for developing and comparing reinforcement learning (RL) algorithms.
Tue Apr 26, 20163 posts
Zombies eating your AWS bill?
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5 best practices for meeting new demands on SOX compliance and controls
Meet SOX compliance and controls demand as delegated by the SEC and PCAOB with our 5 key best practices to combat personal liability.
Wed Apr 20, 20162 posts
Free vulnerability testing and monitoring for public GitHub projects
Snyk now provides a free service that lets anyone test for vulnerabilities in – and then monitor – any public Node.js GitHub repository.
How to Report Your Performance Test Results Like a Pro
Performance tests try to reduce the risks of downtime or outages on multi-user systems by conducting experiments that use load to reveal limitations and errors in the system.
Fri Apr 15, 20161 post
Tue Apr 12, 20161 post
Form 10 Registration Statement Filed in Connection with Emerson's Planned Spinoff of Network Power
Emerson today announced the filing of an initial Form 10 Registration Statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in connection with the Companys previously announced plan to spin off its Network Power business, whic...
Thu Apr 7, 20161 post
Our New RPA Product Line – Spotlight – has Arrived!
UiPath announces a new line of robotic process automation products, bringing new RPA capabilities to front office and back office automation.
Tue Apr 5, 20162 posts
Exploiting Buffer
In this post, we explain how the "Buffer" class works, and why it behaves the way it does. We’ll run an exploit against a vulnerable application, to better demonstrate the ramifications.