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Pywirt — Python Windows Incident Response Toolkit
Tested on Windows 10 operating system. This tool can be used in the Identification phase of the incident response process. At this stage, you can use SysInternals tools as well as use this tool.
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Efficient Extractive Question Answering on CPU using QUIP
TLDR — Extractive question answering is an important task for providing a good user experience in many applications. The popular Retriever-Reader framework for QA using BERT can be difficult to scale as it requires the re-processing of candidate documents in the context of a question in real time. By using phrase embeddings, we can process question and context independently which drastically reduces runtime demands. On a limited experiment I found QUIP to be 4x faster than a comparable QA model […]
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Make your Python code cleaner in ONE easy step
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Improving Case Management Processes With Machine Learning
This article is based on the master thesis Machine Learning in Application-Based Case Management (Rabben & Oftebro, 2022), which explored the use of machine learning in case management processes to automatically detect applications that should be rejected. Refer to the thesis for more details regarding the model outputs and more comprehensive discussions.
Read moreCool New Features in Python 3.11
Python 3.11 was published on October 24, 2022. This latest version of Python is faster and more user-friendly. After seventeen months of development, it’s now ready for production. As in every version, Python 3.11 comes with lots of improvements and changes. You can see a list of all of them in the documentation. Here, you’ll explore the coolest and most impactful new features. In this video course, you’ll learn about new features and improvements like: Better error messages with more […]
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How to send bulk HTTP requests with aiohttp & asyncio in Python
We live in a world that is connected way more than before and generates data every year more than all generated data before. The availability of that amount of services and data makes it possible for everyone to develop applications that we could not even think of one decade ago. As a
Read moreAlgebraic Datatypes Using Nothing But Lambda Functions
In my previous blog, Implementing Linked List Using Nothing But Lambda Functions in Python, I introduced a basic type “Pair”, that is a building block for creating different kinds of data structures. In this blog I will explain to you the fundamental Algebraic Datatypes — Sum & Product types (and all of this using what we already defined in previous blog). In fact, Pair is the most basic Product type.
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