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DevOps is in high demand in technology today, from CI/CD (continuous software integration and deployment) to container management and server preparation. You might even say it’s a buzzword… on the ear. As a developer, you can be part of the DevOps team...

Neural networks partly seem to undermine the traditional theory of machine learning, which relies heavily on ideas of probability theory and statistics. What is the mystery of their success?
The researchers show that networks with an infinite number of neurons are mathematically equivalent to simpler machine learning models – kernel methods. The striking results can be explained if this equivalence extends beyond “perfect” neural networks...

One of the most frequent questions that newcomers, people who are far from programming, and one of the biggest stereotypes of our time ask: does a programmer need mathematics? And no one will give a complete answer to this question. This is due to the...

One of the oldest examples of engineering is a tree. No, not growing in the woods, but a tree thrown across a stream to cross it more conveniently, quickly and dryly. These were the first bridges. Later they became more complex, people began to use stone...