RT @sjowall69: En voilà une bonne question !. Dommage d’y répondre aussi mal. La raison ? La source principale de la journaliste, c’est…….

RT @SophiaAram: De la fatwa contre Rushdie au pogrom du 7 octobre, la barbarie islamiste n'est pas le fruit de groupes folkloriques épars m….

RT @GergelyOrosz: One of the bigger mind-bends in tech is how Spotify never *truly* used the Spotify model (they iterated and moved on). Th….

RT @Cobra_FX_: « La thèse d’un possible découplage entre la croissance économique et celle des émissions de CO2 se confirme », selon le der….

RT @chrismoranuk: This is based on our internal benchmark which contextualises time spent with the length of the piece. That means we're su….

RT @SignalArnaques: Vous commandez un billet de train sur le site de la SNCF. Vous vous sentez en sécurité, parce que, bon, c'est quand mêm….

I referred as well in one of my answer on how we connected our real time analytics to our long term analytics blog post by @yagayagafred

I mentioned at the end some great work from colleagues like @avissens to understand quotes or extracting topics for liveblogs.

I explained how to materialize those principles and discussed how to build a reliable, scalable, and maintainable architecture emphasizing importance of failure isolation, responsibilities segregation and message passing. I shared components we used and their role.

I shared many stories to illustrate my data principles. You can find the best stories online written much more eloquently than I presented them and by @chrismoranuk

I then explained how concretely one can build such a data architecture, discuting some relevant technical details. But I started introducing our news organisation, our independence, our unique model, an and our rich history.

Today I had the chance to speak at WAN-IFRA @NewsConf Paris Data Science Day about on how transformational a data architecture can be for a news organisation. I shared some stories, and each of them illustrated an important principles that a data architecture should enable.

Discover how we technically built the #tor onion service for @guardian ▶️.@torproject @AlecMuffett.

RT @meropemills: I’ve been thinking about this piece for a year. There’s so much more I could say. The only thing that matters is that Mart….

RT @gdndevelopers: How it is like to be a software developer for @guardian ? Read @simone__smith article to know more and learn why you sh….

RT @gdndevelopers: We are currently having an amazing away day ☀️ 😎 @etcvenues ! You can follow the fun on ➡️ and….

RT @FreedomofPress: Congratulations to @guardian for launching a @torproject onion service. Onion services, accessible via Tor Browser, mak….

Finally, huge thank you to @AlecMuffett for the software he has written, practical advice and advocacy for Tor over the years. His efforts made this possible!.

Downloading multiple script files over Tor typically takes longer than on the regular web, by relying on our modern server side rendering tier without client side scripting we mitigate the slower speed load time sometimes experienced when browsing using Tor.

Some Tor users already disable scripts for security reasons, by disabling them ourselves we have tried to ensure everyone has the same experience and level of protection.