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1
how does that actually happen?
2
We want to work with you to shape the next industrial revolution.
3
This amazing technology needs to be not only for big companies but also for startups or actually small companies.
4
I'll give you an example.
5
They want to do it with at least 50% of recycled materials.
6
I'm going to sum it up.
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We risk missing out on the full picture.
8
But just a remarkable is how fast it's growing.
9
If anything fails,probably the overall system will fail.
10
With all of this,Gall's Law is extremely important.
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You can store all the file to your local disk.
12
Humankind has always been fascinated with stars above.
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Dont put off what you have to do.
14
I'm sure you will be amazed to hear the amount of this bonus.
15
Please write it down.
16
You need to be able to switch some of those components off, and that's really important, but you need to build the switch,but the switch should be in the hand of the business.
17
It should not only be something where you as a technologist makes a decision. It's a decision that you make in concert with the business.
18
Start to figure out which are the things in your application that are really, truly important, medium important,maybe not that much.
19
So, you may have a different type of resilience there in mind, but make sure that all of these pieces are controllable,
20
You need to start thinking about what is sort of the digital waste that is laying around in my system.
21
I don't know how many of you grew up with this, but this was in my toolbox when I was in school.
22
What are the things that I can just stop? Maybe the business doesn't like it anymore.
23
there's a large part left over here, and that's turned out to be network communication,and that's kind of out of balance.
24
The most dangerous phrase in the English language is we have always done it this way.
25
I mentioned earlier that I thought that cost was a good approximation for sustainability.
26
“You should continuously scrutinize whether you are picking the right one.”
27
There isn't that terribly much research into how much certain programming languages will cost you.
28
He released this paper with much deeper insight, much deeper showing different types of applications that were being built.
29
Large parts of S3 are really implemented in Rust,
30
not only because the energy usage is lower,which we aimed for, but also because the security, the strong typing,the memory safety that you get in a fast, efficient language like Rust is very important.
31
I don't want you to immediately start throwing away everything that you know and starting over,but we as technologists live in a world that is moving so fast that we always need to continue to learn.
32
As fun as technology is, though,focusing on the tech first is fundamentally wrong.
33
You said I could scan my container images straight from my CI/CD pipeline.
34
I think,that will help us, as builders, have a lot more fun in our world.
35
it can help you there. You can ask it to explain or create code for you,and through conversations, it can adjust and iterate,
36
It's not just a copy-and-paste kind of thing.
37
You suddenly get an expert assistant in building on AWS sitting next to you.
38
It's based on the open-source version of VS Code and allows you to actually, within SageMaker Studio,work in the environment that is already familiar for you,
39
I didn't have to think about that. It actually helped me look at these APIs that are unfamiliar and the languages in that particular familiar for me.
40
You can build question answering systems, document summarization, Lambda layers, all these kind of things, straight out of the CDK.
41
We have that power to absolutely make a difference as technologists.
42
I recognize this can be difficult… this is a difficult topic.
43
A prime example of that is an organization called Foreign.
44
how do you find a needle in a haystack?
45
If you think about patient records, that was a structured record.
46
without good data, there is no good AI,
47
All of this is driven by this open data set of Digital Earth Africa, and many of these organizations are using this to improve the life of Africans across the continent.
48
Im not hungry right now,I had a big lucnch ,and Im still full.
49
Im so embarrassed.
50
I figure out why the TV didnt work.It was unplugged.
51
I'm with you on that.
52
What a relief.
53
I have two pieces of baggage to check.
54
I have carry on baggage.
55
I'd like to have a window seat.
56
We'd like to have seats next to each other.
57
What time do you start boarding.
58
Will this flight leave on schedule?
59
How do I get to the boarding gate for Flight JAL523?
60
I might have lost my boarding pass.
61
My luggage is missing.
62
Will this flight get there on time.
63
I'm just passing through.
64
I have nothing to declare.
65
Here are some souvenirs for my friends.
66
I have a reservation for 3 nights.
67
Here is my confirmation slip.
68
I'll take this room.
69
We'll be arriving arond 7PM.
70
I might be check in late.
71
Could you keep my valuables.
72
The hot water is not running.
73
I'm locked out.
74
Please charge it to my room.
75
Could you keep my baggage until 5PM?
76
Do you have a table for two?
77
How long do we have to wait?
78
Could you take this away?
79
Let's get down to business.
80
How often do you eat out?
81
Tell me how you got to know her?
82
Call or email me any time.
83
I can't decide what to order.
84
I caght a cold over the holidays.
85
Could I have an aisle seat,Pleae?
86
Things aren't as bad as you think.
87
I'll make it up to you some day.
88
I can't put it into words well.
89
I don't like either of them.
90
Can you give me a little discount.
91
It's a little over my budget.
92
I'm tied up until two.
93
There is nothing we can do.
94
That tour already has a waiting list.
95
I like my coffe strong.
96
I'll leave it up to you,
97
It took more than a month to get over my cold ,but I'm OK now.
98
He got up quickly,splashed cold water on his face,brushed his teeth and shaved.
99
The reason I don't do it is because I don't feel like doing it.
100
It would be better for both of us not to see each other anymore.
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1
how does that actually happen?
2
We want to work with you to shape the next industrial revolution.
3
This amazing technology needs to be not only for big companies but also for startups or actually small companies.
4
I'll give you an example.
5
They want to do it with at least 50% of recycled materials.
6
I'm going to sum it up.
7
We risk missing out on the full picture.
8
But just a remarkable is how fast it's growing.
9
If anything fails,probably the overall system will fail.
10
With all of this,Gall's Law is extremely important.
11
You can store all the file to your local disk.
12
Humankind has always been fascinated with stars above.
13
Dont put off what you have to do.
14
I'm sure you will be amazed to hear the amount of this bonus.
15
Please write it down.
16
You need to be able to switch some of those components off, and that's really important, but you need to build the switch,but the switch should be in the hand of the business.
17
It should not only be something where you as a technologist makes a decision. It's a decision that you make in concert with the business.
18
Start to figure out which are the things in your application that are really, truly important, medium important,maybe not that much.
19
So, you may have a different type of resilience there in mind, but make sure that all of these pieces are controllable,
20
You need to start thinking about what is sort of the digital waste that is laying around in my system.
21
I don't know how many of you grew up with this, but this was in my toolbox when I was in school.
22
What are the things that I can just stop? Maybe the business doesn't like it anymore.
23
there's a large part left over here, and that's turned out to be network communication,and that's kind of out of balance.
24
The most dangerous phrase in the English language is we have always done it this way.
25
I mentioned earlier that I thought that cost was a good approximation for sustainability.
26
“You should continuously scrutinize whether you are picking the right one.”
27
There isn't that terribly much research into how much certain programming languages will cost you.
28
He released this paper with much deeper insight, much deeper showing different types of applications that were being built.
29
Large parts of S3 are really implemented in Rust,
30
not only because the energy usage is lower,which we aimed for, but also because the security, the strong typing,the memory safety that you get in a fast, efficient language like Rust is very important.
31
I don't want you to immediately start throwing away everything that you know and starting over,but we as technologists live in a world that is moving so fast that we always need to continue to learn.
32
As fun as technology is, though,focusing on the tech first is fundamentally wrong.
33
You said I could scan my container images straight from my CI/CD pipeline.
34
I think,that will help us, as builders, have a lot more fun in our world.
35
it can help you there. You can ask it to explain or create code for you,and through conversations, it can adjust and iterate,
36
It's not just a copy-and-paste kind of thing.
37
You suddenly get an expert assistant in building on AWS sitting next to you.
38
It's based on the open-source version of VS Code and allows you to actually, within SageMaker Studio,work in the environment that is already familiar for you,
39
I didn't have to think about that. It actually helped me look at these APIs that are unfamiliar and the languages in that particular familiar for me.
40
You can build question answering systems, document summarization, Lambda layers, all these kind of things, straight out of the CDK.
41
We have that power to absolutely make a difference as technologists.
42
I recognize this can be difficult… this is a difficult topic.
43
A prime example of that is an organization called Foreign.
44
how do you find a needle in a haystack?
45
If you think about patient records, that was a structured record.
46
without good data, there is no good AI,
47
All of this is driven by this open data set of Digital Earth Africa, and many of these organizations are using this to improve the life of Africans across the continent.
48
Im not hungry right now,I had a big lucnch ,and Im still full.
49
Im so embarrassed.
50
I figure out why the TV didnt work.It was unplugged.
51
I'm with you on that.
52
What a relief.
53
I have two pieces of baggage to check.
54
I have carry on baggage.
55
I'd like to have a window seat.
56
We'd like to have seats next to each other.
57
What time do you start boarding.
58
Will this flight leave on schedule?
59
How do I get to the boarding gate for Flight JAL523?
60
I might have lost my boarding pass.
61
My luggage is missing.
62
Will this flight get there on time.
63
I'm just passing through.
64
I have nothing to declare.
65
Here are some souvenirs for my friends.
66
I have a reservation for 3 nights.
67
Here is my confirmation slip.
68
I'll take this room.
69
We'll be arriving arond 7PM.
70
I might be check in late.
71
Could you keep my valuables.
72
The hot water is not running.
73
I'm locked out.
74
Please charge it to my room.
75
Could you keep my baggage until 5PM?
76
Do you have a table for two?
77
How long do we have to wait?
78
Could you take this away?
79
Let's get down to business.
80
How often do you eat out?
81
Tell me how you got to know her?
82
Call or email me any time.
83
I can't decide what to order.
84
I caght a cold over the holidays.
85
Could I have an aisle seat,Pleae?
86
Things aren't as bad as you think.
87
I'll make it up to you some day.
88
I can't put it into words well.
89
I don't like either of them.
90
Can you give me a little discount.
91
It's a little over my budget.
92
I'm tied up until two.
93
There is nothing we can do.
94
That tour already has a waiting list.
95
I like my coffe strong.
96
I'll leave it up to you,
97
It took more than a month to get over my cold ,but I'm OK now.
98
He got up quickly,splashed cold water on his face,brushed his teeth and shaved.
99
The reason I don't do it is because I don't feel like doing it.
100
It would be better for both of us not to see each other anymore.