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### Talks:
Radical Networks 2019 - [A Firewall for Your Radical Network](https://radicalnetworks.org/participants/stefanie-schirmer/)<br />
Discusses how to give a general understanding and strategy plan for network security tailored to everyone's individual needs. Explains what a network protocol is and how we read it, including insecure and secure protocols. Looks at tools to analyze and learn about a network (e.g. wireshark, traceroute). The idea of QubesOS and how to structure your system into different Qubes and run them, focusing on configuring and testing a firewall and why it has been obscure in the past, using our [Qubes-Mirage-Firewall](/Our Work/Projects#Firewall).
Berlin Buzzwords 2018 - [Your Search Service as a Composable Function](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Yag3SrAMnI)<br />
Discusses the real-time processing pipeline of modern search systems. Speaking from her previous experience at Etsy Stefanie explains how several different backends power Etsy's search, among them Solr, Elasticsearch, our own key-value-store Arizona, and services for machine learning and inference. How do all these systems work together, present a common interface to Etsy's developers and a coherent search experience to our users? She talks about their learnings along the way of building this proxy, and trying to find the right abstraction for the search problem.
BOB Konferenz 2016 - [Dynamic programming at ease - with grammars, algebras, products](https://bobkonf.de/2016/schirmer.html)<br />
Discusses how dynamic programming is a technique to solve a combinatorial optimization problem by reducing complexity through reusing intermediate results that are stored in a table, instead of computing them again. Explores a formal framework for dynamic programming on sequences. Separating the problems of search space description, candidate description, candidate evaluation and tabulation helps us in thinking about dynamic programming.
QCon 2016 - [API-first Architecture Transformation](https://www.infoq.com/presentations/etsy-api/)<br />
Talks about the case study of building an API-first architecture at Etsy. She talks about what problems prompted this drastic change, the new tools they had to build to be able to work with the new system and what mistakes they made along the way.
EnthusiastiCon 2016 - [OMG building a shell in 10 minutes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6TTj4C0LF0)<br />
According to Wikipedia a shell script is a computer program designed to be run by a command line interpreter. Typical operations performed by shell scripts include file manipulation, program execution, and printing text. Sounds complicated? In this talk Stefanie Schirmer shows how to build a shell in ten minutes.
JSConf EU 2015 - [Functional programming and curry cooking in JS](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Qx5ZAbfqjo)<br />
This talk explores functional programming concepts, which help us create powerful abstractions to master complex problems and create more simple and elegant programs. JavaScript allows us to ease into the functional programming style, letting us focus just on the concepts, without the distraction of learning a specific functional programming language. To make the dry functional programming concepts more digestible, we use cooking as an analogy. And since the logician Haskell Curry invented functional programming, we combine our journey in JavaScript with examples and recipes for tasty curry dishes.