LinkedIn

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How to Remove Connections on LinkedIn (Lifewire)

Direct removal: Click More... to the right of the person's profile > Remove connection in the drop-down menu. Discreet removal: Go to My Network ...

On the Skills page, select Edit next to any skill you want to remove and select Delete Skill > Delete. Select Remove Connection to remove that person from your network. To remove the "open to work" designation on LinkedIn, select your account profile icon and choose View Profile. Select Edit and choose Delete From Profile at the bottom of the page. Now, find the person you want to disconnect with by using the search function. This will bring you to the entire list of connections you've made while on LinkedIn.

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LinkedIn Donates Feature Store to Linux Foundation (Datanami)

LinkedIn today announced that its open source feature store, dubbed Feathr, is joining LF AI & Data, the Linux Foundation's umbrella foundation for.

Microsoft was also involved with the open-sourcing of Feathr back in April. According to Lin, LinkedIn engineers have worked with their Microsoft Azure colleagues to ensure Feathr runs well on Azure and is integrated with other Azure products and projects. Since then, the project “has achieved substantial popularity among the machine learning operations (MLOps) community” and is being adopted by companies across multiple industries, Lin writes. Ibrahim Haddad, the general manager of LF AI & Data, said in a press statement. Since launching Feathr internally in 2017, use of the software has grown. By defining the data features used in ML programs once in a common feature namespace, users can now pull them up “by name” from within ML workflows. [Feature Stores Emerging as Must-Have Tech for Machine Learning](https://www.datanami.com/2021/10/04/feature-stores-emerging-as-must-have-tech-for-machine-learning/) [AT&T and H2O.ai Team Up on Feature Store](https://www.datanami.com/2021/10/28/att-and-h2o-ai-team-up-on-feature-store/) [2021: The Year of the Feature Store](https://www.datanami.com/2021/01/19/2021-the-year-of-the-feature-store/) We look forward to the project’s continued growth and success as part of LF AI & Data.” [Artificial Intelligence](https://www.datanami.com/application/artificial-intelligence/) [Cloud](https://www.datanami.com/technology/cloud/), [Middleware](https://www.datanami.com/technology/middleware/) [big data](https://www.datanami.com/tag/big-data/), [Feathr](https://www.datanami.com/tag/feathr/), [feature pipeline](https://www.datanami.com/tag/feature-pipeline/), [feature store](https://www.datanami.com/tag/feature-store/), [machine learning](https://www.datanami.com/tag/machine-learning/), [MLOps](https://www.datanami.com/tag/mlops/) [Microsoft](https://www.microsoft.com/) is also part of the Feathr story (LinkedIn is owned by Microsoft). Feature stores also provide a more repeatable method for transforming source data into features (which is something not found in all feature stores), and boosts the performance of ML serving at the inference stage by centralizing the storage and serving of features. [LF AI & Data](https://lfaidata.foundation/) group, LinkedIn is putting additional governance in place around the open source project, which should help attract more users and more contributors to the project.

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LinkedIn's open-source Feathr feature store for machine learning ... (SiliconANGLE News)

Microsoft Corp.-owned professional networking site LinkedIn is donating another project to the open-source community. It said today that it's handing over ...

“We aim to support Feathr to expand its user base, grow its community of developers, become a leader within its own category, and enable collaboration and integration opportunities with other projects.” By donating Feathr to the LF AI & Data, it’s hoped that Feathr will be able to grow and evolve faster, increasing its visibility, user base and contributor base. In addition, Feathr’s backers want to adopt the open data lineage standard from OpenLineage. Lin and Mo said that since doing so, Feathr has achieved rapid adoption among the machine learning operations community and is now used at companies of various sizes, in multiple industries. [Feathr](https://github.com/linkedin/feathr) is a tool that was developed by LinkedIn and first put into production back in 2017. Since its launch, Feathr has come to power multiple AI applications at LinkedIn, where it’s used to manage thousands of features.

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