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Talking Serverless with Austen Collins - Episode 34
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Microsoft Build 2020 (with Scott Hanselman) - Episode 33
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Democratizing AI (with Serkan Piantino) - Episode 32
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How to collaborate with your team as a product owner - Episode 31
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Making the move from Python 2 to Python 3 - Episode 30
As Python 2 reaches its end of life, we talk to Jeff Rouse, vice president of product at ActiveState about what this means for organizations and how they can successfully move to Python 3.
VC groups shift interest to enterprise technology - Episode 29
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All you need to know about continuous SQL - Episode 28
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All about the NIST cybersecurity framework with OWASP cofounder Jeff Williams - Episode 27
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