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From
Moving Logic Out of Pods: Extending the Argo Workflows Controller
to
US Launches ‘Genesis Mission’ to Centralize Scientific Data for AI,
let’s dive right in.
US Launches ‘Genesis Mission’ to Centralize Scientific Data for AI
By @thesociable [ 7 Min read ] The US Genesis Mission aims to unify federal scientific data for AI, echoing long-standing proposals from Larry Ellison and Tony Blair. Read More.
Moving Logic Out of Pods: Extending the Argo Workflows Controller
By @antonpechenin [ 18 Min read ] Extend Argo Workflows with Executor Plugins: reduce pod overhead, integrate external systems via HTTP, and eliminate scheduler load. Minikube demo included. Read More.
Meet Temmarie – HackerNoon Blogging Course Facilitator
By @hackernoon-courses [ 4 Min read ] Meet Grace Temmarie Ekunola, HackerNoon facilitator. Learn how she blends code and storytelling to mentor the next wave of technical writers. Read More.
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