SideQuest - Short Term Tech Jobs
SideQuest is the best place to find and post freelance, part time, and contract jobs in tech.
The AI Wolf That Preferred Suicide Over Eating Sheep
A private musing over an AI experiment gone wrong unexpectedly sparked off a culture and ethics debate in China.
C# Language Highlights: Records
Records is a new language feature introduced in C# 9.0. In this short video, Jasmine (https://twitter.com/paladique) and Kendra (https://twitter.com/gotheap)...
tenacityteam/tenacity
FLOSS Audacity Fork without any Telemetry or Reporting. - tenacityteam/tenacity
Software Engineer for Microsoft Technology Center Careers at Intel in San Jose, H
Intel has a great career opportunity for a Software Engineer for Microsoft Technology Center in San Jose, H
Debugging in Clojure · Dave Martin's Blog
A guide to debugging in Clojure, using the REPL
The Mighty pushback isn't all about Mighty
Two months ago, Mighty launched with its plan to “reignite the future of desktop computing”. This vision of the future got a lot of pushback.
How to Design Confidently Without Ever Being the Expert
Software and app design studio based in Vancouver, BC.
Observability and Iteration in Nutrition
For the last four years I was lucky to be coached and trained by Trevor Toy, a great friend and the best Personal Trainer I’ve worked with. I wanted to share with you one of the most important less...
A new macroeconomics? – J. W. Mason
[On Friday, July 2, I am taking part in a panel organized by Economics for Inclusive Prosperity on “A new macroeconomics?” This is my contribution.]
Episode 15: Bringing Secure Multiparty Computation to the Real World!
Nadim talks with Yehuda Lindell and Nigel Smart of Unbound Security about how multi-party computation can enter the real world, away from the blank slate of academia.
Reverse Engineering the M6 Smart Fitness Bracelet
A blog post on hacking the $6 M6 fitness tracker.
Chatcontrol: European Parliament approves mass surveillance of private communications
Today, the European Parliament approved the ePrivacy Derogation, allowing providers of e-mail and messaging services to automatically search all personal messages of each citizen for presumed suspect content and report suspected cases to the police. The Europe…
The Substack Narrative
In Breaking off the engagement Chris Best (Substack CEO) argues that ad-based revenue models are the root cause of rage on social media and that switching to a paid subscription model fixes it. Not a new idea (and also not one I agree with), but relevant since…
Why I left my tech job to build a meditation app while traveling the world - making my own luck
I felt battered around by the seas. I never quite felt like my full self. Right after college, I went into finance, then moved into software engineering, then data science. And in between, I experimented with freelancing, worked on startup ideas with friends, …
Kaspersky Password Manager: All your passwords are belong to us
Password generated by Kaspersky Password Manager were predictable (CVE-2020-27020).
Stuff I wish I knew before I went Independent
Right before the birth of our third daughter, I went independent. It’s been over two years now, and incidentally I’ve now been away from my last place of employment for longer than I wo…
Sentiment Analysis Using a PyTorch EmbeddingBag Layer -- Visual Studio Magazine
Dr. James McCaffrey of Microsoft Research uses a full movie review example to explain the natural language processing (NLP) problem of sentiment analysis, used to predict whether some text is positive (class 1) or negative (class 0).
C# Language Highlights: Top-level statements
In this quick video, Cecil and Jayme show us how top level statements work in C# 9. Useful Links Top level statements tutorialWhat’s new in C# 9
C# Language Highlights: Top-level statements
In this quick video, Cecil and Jayme show us how top level statements work in C# 9. Useful Links Top level statements tutorialWhat’s new in C# 9
GitHub Quick Reviews
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Solitaire in Blazor Part 5 - Double-Click Shortcut and Autocomplete
Let's finish our Solitaire in Blazor and C# implementation by adding two nice-to-have features!
ossu/computer-science
:mortar_board: Path to a free self-taught education in Computer Science! - ossu/computer-science
YouTube
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
Poisson's Equation is the Most Powerful Tool not yet in your Toolbox
Poisson's Equation is an incredibly powerful tool...
Meet the Switch Pro: $350 “OLED Model” launches on October 8
Bigger, brighter screen and a new kickstand, but no processing power improvements?
Build an Image Gallery with Vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
You don't need a library or framework to build an image gallery. Learn how to build a responsive Image Gallery with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We'll ...
What happens if I use a squash instead of a true merge when performing one of the git tricks?
A customer wanted to know which of the git tricks I’ve shared still work if you use a squash instead of a true merge. For example, in the case of splitting a file in two while preserving line history, can this be done with squashing?
Engineering Management for the Rest of Us by Sarah Drasner
A guide for collaborating with networks of people, working together towards a common purpose.
Console Do Not Track
A proposed unified standard for opting out of telemetry for TUI/console apps.
Stop using sp_hexadecimal & sp_help_revlogin - Andy M Mallon - AM²
Since I started at Stack Overflow, I’ve had the chance to see some of the interesting challenges with running our databases at our scale. My coworker Taryn Pratt (blog|twitter) recently blogged about fighting with deadlocks related to Stack Overflow for Teams.…
No More Movies
In my junior year of high school, I started getting into movies. My English teacher, who was a serious film buff, warned me half-jokingly: in film, you start with the best and make your way down to the worst. With literature, you grow as a reader and work your…
[PATCH 00/17] Rust support - ojeda
Ask the Expert: The future of modern application development with .NET
NET 6 completes the unification of the platform and adds new capabilities for building web, native and hybrid apps for Linux, Windows, Mac, iOS and Android w...
News from June 14th, 2021 through June 28th, 2021
The podcast bringing you the news about .NET, C#, Visual Studio, and everything in between, from Redmond and around the world.
Getting started with API Load Testing (Stress, Spike, Load, Soak)
Subscribe: http://bit.ly/ChapsasSubBecome a Patreon and get source code access: https://www.patreon.com/nickchapsasHello everybody I'm Nick and in this video...
Cloudflare customers can now use Microsoft Azure Data Transfer Routing Preference to enjoy lower data transfer costs
Cloudflare customers can now choose to reduce data transfer cost via the Microsoft Azure Routing Preference Program with just a few clicks.
Adding authentication to a Blazor Server app using Auth0
In this post I show how to add authentication to a Blazor Server application using Auth0.
How To Get Better at Painting - Without Painting Anything
John Wooden died in 2009. But if you're a basketball coach today, you're still living in his shadow. And for good reason. Wooden's record as a basketball coach for UCLA remains unmatched. He was notorious for his attention to detail, down to training his play…
Implementing Self-Organizing Maps with Python and TensorFlow
In this article, we explore concepts behind Self-Organizing Maps and implement them with Python and TensorFlow.
Tech Notes: Leaving Google
I left Google this month, after 17 years working there. At the time I left, out of ~150k employees, only ~300 had worked there longer than me. I have many stories, and I imagine I might tell some of them on this blog at some point. Rather than try to fit every…
.NET Ketchup - Week 26, 2021
Catch up on the latest .NET news from around the world.
Realtek WiFi Firmware and a Fully 8051-based Keylogger Using RealWOW Technology
05 Jul 2021
Converting the WeatherTwentyOne app from dotnet Maui to Uno
As the dotnet Maui team continue to churn out each preview, it’s great to see some of the showcase apps coming together. One of these is the WeatherTwentyOne app that David Ortinau has been working on. Whilst I’ve been doing a lot of work with the Uno platform…
A type-safe CloudEvent
A strongly typed implementation of the cloudevent spec that provides a safe way to use it in your domain layer
Azure Durable Functions Dependency Injection
Mark Heath's Development Blog
Don't Code Tired | ICYMI C# 9 New Features: Adding foreach Support To Any Type
Don't Code Tired - Jason Roberts on Software Development and .NET -
Property-based testing is not the same as partition testing
Including an example of property-based testing without much partitioning.
GitHub Copilot Experiences - a glimpse of an AI-assisted future
I've been lucky enough to be granted access to the preview of Copilot, GitHub's new 'AI pair programmer' that is causing quite a stir. This blog post shares my initial thoughts and experiences with this tool. In brief, I'm stunned by its capabilities. It has g…
It's not just you — the pandemic has changed our tolerance for office work
Our new study shows the noise of open-plan offices can have detrimental effects on workers' moods, stress levels and maybe even long-term wellbeing, writes Libby Sander.
New mystery AWS product 'Infinidash' goes viral — despite being entirely fictional
Reg chats to developer whose joke that mere mention of a new prod would appear in job ads came true and spawned books, songs, forks, cryptocoin, and more
temporary-audacity/audacity
Audacity Fork without any Sentry Telemetry or Crash Reporting. - temporary-audacity/audacity
Adam Storr - Thoughts and Musings of a Standing Desk 1 Month On
Adam Storr - Powered by coffee!
Designing Data-Intensive Applications – Leaderless Replication
We wrap up our replication discussion of Designing Data-Intensive Applications, this time discussing leaderless replication strategies and issues, while Allen missed his calling, Joe doesn't read the gray boxes, and Michael lives in a future where we use apps.
musicForProgramming("62: Our Grey Lives");
A collaborative series of mixes designed for listening while programming (compatible with other activities)