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Genocide and massacres in Myanmar: The case for accountability has never been stronger
A scene from the aftermath of the airstrike that killed more than 150 people in the Sagaing Region village of Pa Zi Gyi on April 11, 2023 (Photo: Supplied) Overwhelming evidence of atrocities by the country’s military demands action from the international community. . . Subscribe for full access Hear crucial voices from Myanmar during this time of crisis and get access to our independent coverage. Subscribe now Already a subscriber? Log in Copy URL URL Copied
From Scam Centers to Scam State: The Road to Myanmar’s Scam Election
The military’s upcoming election is essentially a scam, with local warlords and the militia-business complex positioned to profit. Subscribe for ads-free reading Since the 2021 coup, Myanmar has entered a new phase of civil war marked by unprecedented territorial losses for the Myanmar military council and visible strains on manpower and institutional cohesion.
From Scam Centers to Scam State: The Road to Myanmar’s Scam Election
The military’s upcoming election is essentially a scam, with local warlords and the militia-business complex positioned to profit. Subscribe for ads-free reading Since the 2021 coup, Myanmar has entered a new phase of civil war marked by unprecedented territorial losses for the Myanmar military council and visible strains on manpower and institutional cohesion.
Choosing Between Message Queues and Event Streams
Implementing an event-driven architecture (EDA) is a road riddled with challenges. Among them is choosing the right tooling for the job. Many event-driven tools seem quite similar, at least at first glance, and you’d expect they could be used equally well for the same purposes. But that’s often not the case and choosing the solution best suited to your needs can be tricky. Take, for instance, message broker technologies. Choosing a message broker might seem straightforward at first.
LLMOps: running large language models in production
LLMOps is on the cusp of becoming the next big theme in DevOps. And, although the skills, tools and techniques we need to run large language models (LLMs) in production might look familiar, the specific demands of LLMs require some rethinking. From data preparation, through model fine tuning, to finding ways to improve model performance, read on for an overview of the LLM lifecycle and LLMOps best practices. From DevOps to MLOps to LLMOps Let’s start by defining what LLMOps is.
What is stream processing?
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State of Serverless Computing and Event Streaming in 2024
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Decoding Kafka: Why It's Worth the Complexity
Born out of LinkedIn’s need to handle real-time data streams, Apache Kafka is a distributed event streaming platform with robust and diverse capabilities. It’s an excellent choice for use cases like stream processing, high-performance data pipelines, real-time analytics, log aggregation, event storage and event sourcing. Numerous companies have embraced Kafka as the backbone of their event-driven architecture, yet others are reluctant to include Kafka in their tech stack.
Tun Shwe
Tun Shwe is the vice president of Data at Quix, where he leads data strategy and developer relations. He is focused on helping companies imagine and execute their strategic data vision with stream processing at the forefront. He was previously a head of data and a data engineer at high-growth startups and has spent his career leading teams in developing analytics platforms and data-intensive applications. In his spare time, Tun goes surfing, plays guitar and tends to his analog cameras.
Impact and returns on investment of mungbean research and development in Myanmar
Abstract Background There is a need for better evidence for the impact of plant breeding research on nutrient-rich crops such as pulses to guide policy-making and investment. Mungbean (Vigna radiata (L). Wilczek) is one of the major pulses of South and Southeast Asia and makes an important contribution to food security and agricultural sustainability. The objective of this study is to quantify impact of and returns on investment from international mungbean breeding research for Myanmar.
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