Installing Docker Desktop for Windows and WSL 2
In this post I show how to install Docker Desktop for Windows, including WSL 2, and explore the initial experience of running a container.
Sfakianakis-Verginis quantile estimator | Andrey Akinshin
A brief description of the Sfakianakis-Verginis quantile estimator
Control web applications with two-clicks in Cloudflare Gateway
Announcing Application policies in Cloudflare Gateway.
Giphy CLI - BuiltWithDot.Net
Unofficial Giphy CLI as a global dotnet tool. Search for a giphy from the command line and just copy the url or markdown. It even has preview for iTerm2. Wrote this because I always forget the markdown syntax for images.
The Universe of Discourse : Fuckin' user interface design, I swear
Fuckin' user interface design, I swear
Paths to the Future: A Year at Google Brain
I am currently a PhD student at Stanford, studying optimization and machine learning with Stephen Boyd, but from 2017 through 2018 I was a software engineer on the Google Brain team. I started three months after receiving a Master’s degree in computer science …
What's new with GitHub Actions tooling in Visual Studio | Visual Studio Blog
In a previous post, using GitHub Actions in Visual Studio is as easy as right-click and Publish, we announced the efforts we added to Visual Studio extending our Publish experiences to introduce and assist customers into a repeatable, predictable continuous in…
How to map IPs to country for free with .NET and IP2Location
In this post, we will show you how to map IP addresses to locations for free using .NET and IP2Location. Enrich your data with country information and more.
.NET App Developer Links - 2021-03-09
The latest news and resources for .NET app developers.
Neocoder - BuiltWithDot.Net
Spreads the load of geocoding an address across multiple geocoding services so your app is more resilient and you can use more of the free limits available. Currently handles Bing and Google geocoding services. Written in C# with .Net Standard the packag…
Why I Did Not Go To Jail - Andreessen Horowitz
BY BEN HOROWITZ A lot of people have been asking me what my upcoming book, The Hard Thing About Hard Things, will be like. Here's a piece that I wrote for the book that did not make the cut. I still think it's a pretty good story and gives you a flavor. I jus…
New Algorithm Breaks Speed Limit for Solving Linear Equations
By harnessing randomness, a new algorithm achieves a fundamentally novel — and faster — way of performing one of the most basic computations in math and computer science.
Easily nuke secrets from your Git history
I came across an excellent article from Don Goodman-Wilson on GitGuardian on Rewriting your git history, removing files permanently – cheatsheet [...]
Don't Code Tired | ICYMI C# 8 New Features: Upgrade Interfaces Without Breaking Existing Code
Don't Code Tired - Jason Roberts on Software Development and .NET - This is part 7 in a series of articles. Prior to C# 8, if you add members to an interface, exiting c
Pendulum swing: sealed by default
Inheritance is evil. Seal your classes.
fuget.org - BuiltWithDot.Net
fuget dot org is a nuget package browser combined with an API browser. The package browser uses the nuget.org API to display all the packages in their index. The API browser combines the XML documentation and the metadata of the package's assemblies to help yo…
Adam Storr - Generating Date of Birth values for .NET5.0 Record types using AutoFixture
Adam Storr - Powered by coffee!
Ask About Azure: Why do resource groups need a location? | Dave Brock
In this post, we discuss why resource groups need to be bound to a location.
Why we need the Rundown Provider
I am going to be honest when investigating issues in production, if given the ...
I want a Computer that I Own
I want a computer that I own, one that does what I want, not what Google or Microsoft or a government want.
GitHub security update: A bug related to handling of authenticated sessions - The GitHub Blog
On the evening of March 8, we invalidated all authenticated sessions on GitHub.com created prior to 12:03 UTC on March 8 out of an abundance of caution.
AutoWrapper 4.5.0 Released!
AutoWrapper 4.5.0 has been released today! This release comes with a few new options that enables you customize how you would want the wrapper to behave and as well as a couple of bug fixes. Here are the new options added: ExcludePathsSwaggerPathShowIsErrorFla…
4 Times I Felt Discriminated Against for Being a Female Developer
And I’ve only worked in this industry for three years
Anonymous functions a.k.a closures - Rene Korss
What are anonymous functions and how to use them?
Competition in SaaS doesn’t have to be cut throat
Read an exploration into competition in SaaS. An area that is undeniably fierce, but can it be done in a humane and thoughtful manner? Check it out!
Set an intention for the year (and tell everyone)
Setting an intention for the year and communicating it broadly helped me spend more time doing work that I love.
The first beer is free
When you get intellectual property, you are not the owner. You are the thing owned.
Enterprises Don't Self Serve
On product-led growth, its benefits, its limitations, and when to transition to sales-led tactics.
Shobhit Srivastava | Startup Maturity Model
Hello folks, I'm Shobhit. Currently living in Bangalore, working at shovel.company. ex-Gojek, CodeIgniton
Notion is not a knowledge base
What is Notion For those of you who don't know Notion, it is a note taking app. Well it used to be a note taking app. They describe themselves as the 'All-in-one workspace'. I usually describe themselves as 'Google drive with pretty emojis'. Which is I don't t…
Not Every Bug is Worth Fixing
Does it feel like your team is constantly putting out fires? That your product isn't moving forward because of constantly having to chase down bugs? Maybe it's time to reconsider your strategy, and start saying no to some of them.
The USB-C dream
For work, I got one of the new Macbooks with only four USB-C ports. So, naturally, I need a dongle to connect it to my USB-A peripherals.
Pay toilets and NYT: a free market microcosm
How Blogging Changed My Programming Career
This is my 50th post published on this blog. To celebrate, I'll go all meta and describe the ins and outs of my "blogger's career". Read on if you ever wanted to start writing but never got around to actually hitting the publish button. This post aims to encou…
I just got a peek at the future and it is a bit scary
I just got a peek at the future and it is a bit scary Recently, I have been talking with the CEO of a very interesting Israeli start up. His company has developed a way of getting vital signs just…
A linear interpolation based liquidity pool
In my previous post I have briefly described my recent adventures in the DeFi space and how I’ve built an experimental decentralized options exchange on ethereum with solidity programming. If you haven’t read it yet, feel free to follow the link below for more…
You Should Keep a Journal
Extend your memory and free up mind space.
Excel Never Dies
The Spreadsheet That Launched A Million Companies