tensorflow/swift
Swift for TensorFlow. Contribute to tensorflow/swift development by creating an account on GitHub.
On BDD with Predicate: Breaking the “Lattice Barrier” for the Hidden Number Problem
Nadia and I put our pre-print and our source code online for solving bounded distance decoding when augmented with some predicate $latex f(ot)$ that evaluates to true on the target and false (al…
Creating Azure Functions using .NET 5
Azure Functions recently released support for .NET 5. Let's take a look at how to upgrade our existing Azure Functions to use it!
SerenityOS - Writing a full chain exploit
I recently came across SerenityOS when it was featured in hxp CTF and then on LiveOverflow’s YouTube channel. SerenityOS is an open source operating system written from scratch by Andreas Kling and now has a strong and active community behind it. If you’d like…
Startup chooses Blazor and Xamarin for full-stack development using C#
The Postage is a startup that helps people plan for end-of-life, so that they can live fully now. Through the company’s use of .NET, including Blazor and Xamarin, its technical team was able to do full-stack development across the web, back-end services, and m…
Migrate & Modernize ASP.NET Applications with Azure App Service and .NET 5
Learn how to modernize .NET Framework Apps, by migrating to App Service and 5 ways to get started with .NET 5 on App Service.
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BFF.DataVirtualizingCollection - BuiltWithDot.Net
Why data virtualization? Say, you want to display a table from a database which contains thousands of rows in your WPF-application. If an ordinary list is used in combination of a DataGrid, then all the rows have to be loaded into memory. Even though, the a…
Microsoft Preps WinUI 3 for Production Debut Next Month -- Visual Studio Magazine
WinUI uses Fluent Design to provide a native user experience (UX) framework for both Windows Desktop (Win32) and Universal Windows Platform (UWP) applications.
Coding Adventure: Chess AI
My attempt at creating a little chess playing program!Think you can beat it? Give it a go over here: https://sebastian.itch.io/chess-aiIf you'd like to suppo...
Self-Organising Textures
Neural Cellular Automata learn to generate textures, exhibiting surprising properties.
HttPlaceholder - BuiltWithDot.Net
The inspiration for this project At my current job, we develop and maintain a lot of web applications. These web applications have a lot of dependencies on other web services. So I thought: instead of running all these dependent web services on the local dev …
12 most-important Indian origin tech executives in the world | Gadgets Now
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The COM static store, part 5: Using COM weak references | The Old New Thing
Last time, we looked at aggregating a bunch of things into a single object so you can access them all at once. That improves the efficiency of accessing objects in the COM static store, but you can do even better. Use a COM weak reference.
Apple redirects Google Safe Browsing traffic through its own proxy servers to prevent disclosing users' IP addresses to Google in iOS 14.5
Update 1:58 AM PT: Updated the post to clear confusion about how Google's Safe Browsing feature works.
Release OpenSleigh v0.11.0 · mizrael/OpenSleigh
You can download this release from Nuget: https://www.nuget.org/packages/OpenSleigh.Core/ https://www.nuget.org/packages/OpenSleigh.Persistence.InMemory/ https://www.nuget.org/packages/OpenSleigh.P...
jimblandy/context-switch
Comparison of Rust async and Linux thread context switch time. - jimblandy/context-switch
Warning: Weird Wormholes! - BuiltWithDot.Net
Warning: Weird Wormholes! is a space adventure roguelike where you're tasked with fighting off a stealthy alien invasion. The goal is to destroy all the enemy shipyards, but since they're cloaked, you have to search carefully for them! This game is actually…
Chick Corea
Introducing an exclusive documentary special taking viewers behind the scenes with Grammy Award-winning jazz legend, Chick Corea and the making of “The Spanish Heart Band – Antidote” album. An unprecedented, intimate look featuring stories and explorations fro…
Xamarin Community Toolkit Extravaganza!
It's the Xamarin Community Toolkit extravaganza! The toolkit it out! It's glorious! You should use it today because it'll solve all of your Xamarin app development needs! .... or it'll at least make your life a bit easier ...
.NET App Developer Links - 2021-02-12
The latest news and resources for .NET app developers.
Cofoundry CMS - BuiltWithDot.Net
Cofoundry is an open source .NET Core CMS designed to work unobtrusively with your application. It's simple to install and our code-first approach to content and feature definition means we can optimize both the developer and content editor experience witho…
.NET Rocks! vNext
.NET Rocks! is a weekly talk show for anyone interested in programming on the Microsoft .NET platform. The shows range from introductory information to hardcore geekiness.
Building A Custom Event Hubs Event Processor with .NET | Azure SDK Blog
Azure Event Hubs is a highly scalable publish-subscribe service that can ingest millions of events per second and stream them to multiple consumers. This lets you process and analyze the massive amounts of data produced by your connected devices and applicatio…
IronPython: First steps - Simple Talk
Python is one of the most popular languages. Julio Sampaio explains how IronPython allows you to integrate Python with .NET.
How to Unit Test Existing C# Apps? Easy—With a Mocking Tool
Using a mocking tool to write the unit tests required for your existing C# app is an easy task with JustMock.
Introducing Abbot, a powerful ChatOps tool for collaborative work
Introducing Abbot, your friendly neighborhood chat bot. It’s the best way to automate tasks from chat to work together with others.
Azure App Service, Health checks and zero downtime deployments
I've been working recently on zero downtime deployments using Azure App Service. They're facilitated by a combination of Health checks and ...
Clippings.io for Kindle - BuiltWithDot.Net
Whether you are a student, author, academic or casual reader clippings.io provides all of the functionality you'll need to manage the clippings you make on your Kindle. The app allows you to not only organize but also export your clippings to Evernote, Word…
Senior Infrastructure Engineer Job in Albury Area
Seeking a Senior Infrastructure Engineer to come and work in a team that loves technology, and how it can help create successful learners.
LinkedIn’s Alternate Universe
How the professional platform makes networking weird
Performance Profiling - In Production
In part 3 on performance profiling, Esteban Herrera shows us how to profile ...
Frustum planes from the projection matrix
Another quick one. Now this is another old trick, but it’s easy to derive and still not as well-known as it deserves to be, so here goes. All modern graphics APIs ultimately expect vertex coo…
The Evolution of Developer Salaries: Looking Back 20 Years
Much has been covered about developer salaries based on coding language, location, job title, and so on. But little has been done to chart the rise and fall of developer salaries over the years - until now.
The .NET Docs Show - A beginner's introduction to APIs in ASP.NET Core
Community member and API wizard Sophie Obomighie joins the panel to share her API magic with muggles all over the world.Featuring: Sophie Obomighie (@Obomigh...
VS Code C++ Tool Customizes IntelliSense for Target Platforms -- Visual Studio Magazine
Visual Studio Code developers using Microsoft's C/C++ extension have gained the ability to customize the way IntelliSense works when coding for different platforms.
What Do You Actually Agree To When You Accept All Cookies
I have been writing software for exactly twenty years now. In the course of this I have learnt very many things, which I hope to journal over time.
Art of Sustaining at Things – Unstructed.tech
We tend to believe that relying on motivation is a good way to keep doing things. This is utterly wrong. Motivation is a spark, not a fuel.
#1 Riding with Peloton - Back of the Napkin VC
Back of the Napkin VC is a refreshingly simple framework for evaluating startups, business and technology. We rely on a few simple models - Business Equations, Unit Economics, and Flywheels - to evaluate high-level levers, identify critical metrics, estimate g…
Podman
08 Feb 2021 » Easy Development Dependency Management With Podman and Tent
Typing, RSI, and what I do differently
Or, "Any excuse to talk about folk music"
Ramanujan Machine Redux | Persiflage
I had no intention to discuss the Ramanujan Machine again, but over the past few days there has been a flurry of (attempted) trollish comments on that post, so after taking a brief look at the latest version, I thought I would offer you my updates. (I promise …
a fun technique with iframes on the web – ciphrd
What would happen if a <iframe> tag on a page pointed to the same page ? In HTML, iframes are elements designed to display documents under an URL, as if we would load it as we normally do in our browsers. See it as a small window within a web document which ca…
Environment Aware Sessions in SSH – Steven Wade
In my first week on the job as a software developer, I deleted an entire table’s worth of data from a client’s database. Luckily, we had a backup from the night before and that table was low traffic. What happened was that I thought I was on the staging server…
Nouriel Roubini: ‘Tether is a criminal enterprise,’ SEC should probe Elon Musk’s bitcoin tweets
Roubini: “Tether is a criminal enterprise, and a bunch of whales and insiders are manipulating the price of bitcoins and other shitcoins day in and day out.”
Why Remote Friendly Won’t Do
Remote friendly is a term that has abruptly outlived its usefulness. In today's world where 70% of companies hiring on Hacker News are open to permanent remote positions as of January 2021, one could argue that most of the tech in
Feeds Considered Harmful
Technology is merely a tool. It can work for us or against us. If we use it with agency, we can leverage the world’s information to better our lives. If we use it indiscriminately, we find ourselves at the mercy of the Algorithm, passively consuming content. O…
Kubernetes Failure Stories
A compiled list of links to public failure stories related to Kubernetes. Most recent publications on top.
Uncovering a 24-year-old bug in the Linux Kernel
How a failing rsync run led to the discovery of a long-standing bug in the Linux TCP implementation.