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Enabling privacy and choice for customers in data system design

Lacework

This article addresses privacy in the context of hosting data and considers how privacy by design can be incorporated into the data architecture. This is how Lacework puts customers first — by ensuring protection and control of customer data is at the core of our technology and data architecture design.

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At First Glance, a Rendering Flaw; Ultimately, a Compiler Bug

Seerene

For the software map visualization and its text rendering, we use the open source framework webgl-operate, a WebGL rendering system. Eventually, the bug we want to talk about is effectively located not within webgl-operate but within an open source project, we, but probably an even broader community, relies on.

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The Case for PostgreSQL®

Instaclustr

Acquisition of data from foreign systems. The role of PostgreSQL in this market is as an open source Post-Object Relational Database Management System (PORDBMS). There are several forms of data storage available to target each of these system architectures. This tends to relegate it to OLTP systems.

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Grown-Up Lean

LeanEssays

I then make a sustained argument from the Linux experience for the proposition that “Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow”, suggest productive analogies with other self-correcting systems of selfish agents, and conclude with some exploration of the implications of this insight for the future of software.

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22 Health IT Experts Reveal the Single Best Way to Simplify Interoperability in Healthcare IT

Datica

The best road to interoperability in healthcare available to us today is to demand an open architecture from vendors and technology providers. Vendors should be technology-agnostic, have open APIs, and enable easy third-party integration. All systems must be interoperable or vulnerabilities will become exposed.