DDI Digest #3

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One day Microsoft could open source the entire Windows OS 

A senior engineer from Microsoft dropped the bombshell at the ChefCon conference in the US. Russinovich that it was possible that Microsoft could choose to open up the Windows source code. Even the most frenetic skeptics cheered to the idea of open source Windows.Read More

Amazon Web Services Wants To Put Machine Learning In Reach Of Any Developer

The Amazon Machine Learning service is designed to give developers without machine learning background the tools to build smart, data-driven applications that can not only analyze what’s happening in real time or what happened in the past, but also predict what’s going to happen in the future (and that’s what’s most interesting here).Read More

What to read on holidays: Google’s Secret to Hiring the Best People

Work Rules!: Insights from Inside Google That Will Transform How You Live and Lead, a book by Laszlo Bock. Most interviews are a waste of time because 99.4 percent of the time is spent trying to confirm whatever impression the interviewer formed in the first ten seconds. Interesting? Read More

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