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The…avarmaavarma (25)in microservices • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Microservices – There's a new Buzzword in town...Imagine that your new, shiny web app is to handle a voluminous load – and at the same time maintain state (session) for that voluminous load. For session storage, in a traditional asp.net (or J2ee)…avarmaavarma (25)in bloating • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Recovering from severe bloating and constipation (Usually After Antibiotics)Antibiotics – especially an overdose of – may cure your immediate bacterial infection. However, it will leave you without any friendly bacteria (in your digestive tract – starting from your mouth –…avarmaavarma (25)in artificial-intelligence • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Why Artificial Intelligence is just that…Artificial….A simple chess problem Consider the chess board layout shown below (entirely possible in a real chess game). This layout was presented to Deep Thought in 1993. 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