Work For a Startup or Create A Startup?
To work for an entrepreneur or to be an entrepreneur? That is the question. More and more people are asking themselves this question.
One-offs and low-expectations with Safari
The other day Jen Simmons solicited some open feedback about WebKit, asking what they might “need to add / change / fix / invent to help you?” First of all — brave. Brave of Jen to open her timeline up for everyone to vomit their opinions and snark. I, too, co…
Pair programming
Doubles the effort? It may not what you think! You improve code quality, which mean at least less bugs. You share knowledge and improve your skills.
ASP.NET Community Standup - ASP.NET Core Architecture - Part 4
Join David Fowler and Damian Edwards for the fourth installment of this very popular ASP.NET Core Architecture series.Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
Signal propagation – Vidar's Blog
Bash can seem pretty random and weird at times, but most of what people see as quirks have very logical (if not very good) explanations behind them. This series of posts looks at some of them.
The power of reduce
Reduce() is one of the most unintuitive functions, and yet it's so flexible that most of the array functions can be written using reduce()
Hopalongs - koppian adventures
Back, when the internet was still small and i was still a pupil I had an intense fascination with fractals. Among others, I worked on so called hopalongs. These are orbits of a special map. They were discovered by Barry Martin of Aston University in Birmingham…
Doom scrolling
I have a problem. To be honest, I think many people have it these days. Endlessly scrolling social media for hours. It sucks precious time out of our lives. Most of the time you don't even realize it is happening when it is happening. When you do realize, you …
Why are you doing this business? | The Art of Navigation
To stand any chance of success with a tech start-up you need to ask yourself a number of questions. The first should always be "Why this business?"
Is this true? | jordan scales
A conversation on unit tests, computation, and existential crises stemming from the question: does this function return true?
Add versionsof.net by terrajobst · Pull Request #4 · terrajobst/sitesof.net
Hey @arthurrump. Do you mind if I link versionsof.net? It's a very useful site :-)
Alkemstone: All the Clues
It has been a while since I’ve posted about the Apple II game Alkemstone (and some reading this might have arrived from elsewhere without seeing my previous posts) so a brief summary/recap: A…
Referential transparency fits in your head
Why functional programming matters.
The Baked Data architectural pattern
I’ve been exploring an architectural pattern for publishing websites over the past few years that I call the “Baked Data” pattern. It provides many of the advantages of static site …
Please Bring Back Our Downvotes: Society Desperately Needs It
Don’t listen to Zuck, the internet is not a ‘safe place’ for us to be coddled like children.
Bo Burnham: Inside - Jeff Bezos Song with lyrics
Lyrics; - Check description -CEO, entrepreneurBorn in 1964JeffreyJeffrey BezosCEO, entrepreneurBorn in 1964JeffreyJeffrey Bezos[Verse]Come on, Jeffrey, you c...
EF Core 6 Dev Team Plays Catch-Up with EF6 -- Visual Studio Magazine
In announcing the sixth preview release of EF Core 6.0, Microsoft noted the dev team for the open source, cross-platform data development framework is still playing catch-up with EF6, the traditional object-relational mapping (ORM) framework formerly tied to t…
Techdirt Is Now Entirely Without Any Google Ads Or Tracking Code
First things first: if you are interested in advertising on Techdirt in a non-intrusive, non-obnoxious way, please contact us. We'd love to work with you on cool, innovative advertising and sponsorship that engages, instead of annoys, our...
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Orbiter is now open source
It's been a while ... Dear Orbiter users and developers, I haven't been around this place in quite some time, and for personal reasons haven't been able to push Orbiter development along for a few years now. In order to keep Orbiter alive and allow others to…
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The virtues of Autonomy
Pretty often when teams start out with microservices; they split up a monolith and make the intra-monolith calls into remote RPC calls. Or, in every day terms: They put an HTTP API over those old f…
Refactoring to a Vertical Slice Architecture
What is vertical slice architecture and how does it compare to clean architecture? Ultimately it's about coupling and dependencies. With vertical slice archi...
Introducing Triton: Open-Source GPU Programming for Neural Networks
We're releasing Triton 1.0, an open-source Python-like programming language which enables researchers with no CUDA experience to write highly efficient GPU code—most of the time on par with what an expert would be able to produce. Triton makes it possible to r…
Conversation about the .NET open source project
Open source was an attractive and exciting idea when we first considered sharing .NET Core on GitHub. At the same time, GitHub was a largely unknown platform for many of us and we had a lot of questions about how everything would work.
Architecture foresight: Put a queue on that
If you build any kind of non trivial system, one of the absolutely best things that you can do for the long term health of your system is to move all signifi...
The Catch Block #68 - JSON, Clean Code, F#, and Work Email
A Source Generator for JSON, Clean Code vs. Performance, an F# conf, and excellent debugging.
How Does the StringBuilder Work in .NET? (Part 3) - Steve Gordon - Code with Steve
In this post, we explore how the append method causes the StringBuilder to expand its capacity and form a linked list of StringBuilders.
How can I prevent the mouse from moving in response to touch input?
A customer had a program that responded to touch input, but they found that when the user touched the screen, the mouse jumped to the touch point. How can they prevent that? What you can do is make your program WM_POINTER-aware: Process the various WM_POINTER …
GIMP - Funding GIMP developers for sustainable development
GIMP is developed by its community - support the humans behind
Crawler Hints: How Cloudflare Is Reducing The Environmental Impact Of Web Searches
Crawler Hints provide high quality data to search engine crawlers on when content has been changed on sites using Cloudflare, allowing them to precisely time their crawling, avoid wasteful crawls, and generally reduce resource consumption of customer origins.
Entity Framework Community Standup - OData
OData is one of the best protocols out there to supercharge your ASP.NET Core APIs with so many capabilities such as shaping, filtering, batching and orderin...
Generally capable agents emerge from open-ended play
In new work, algorithmic advances and new training environments lead to agents which exhibit general heuristic behaviours.
r/cscareerquestions - I went to the office for the first time. I fucking hated it.
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Episode 205 – Polly with Bryan Hogan | The 6 Figure Developer
Bryan is a Software architect, Microsoft MVP, Pluralsight author, Podcaster, and Blogger. He has twenty years experience; focusing on development of web applications, micro services and desktop
Release v1.23.14-beta3 · OmniSharp/omnisharp-vscode
Bump minimum required version of VS Code (PR: #4664) Update OmniSharp version to 1.37.14 Update Roslyn to 4.0.0-2.21354.7 (PR: omnisharp-roslyn#2189) Update included Build Tools to match .NET SDK ...
The friendly SMS reminder with Logic Apps, Azure Functions + Key Vault
Learn how to combine Logic Apps, Azure Functions & Key Vault to send a friendly SMS reminder Yay , this is a new blog post series on how to put the FUN in Azure Functions Recently, I was learning about Azure Functions and came up with a sweet use case wha…
Welcome to the Community Toolkit!
In this post, we discuss recent changes to our GitHub organization and our plans for the Community Toolkit in the future!
What’s New in Visual Studio Code?
Are you up to date on VS Code updates? From Getting Started to remote repositories, there is plenty to check out.
Blazor Debugging Improvements in Rider 2021.2 | The .NET Tools Blog
The EAP versions of Rider 2021.2 have been released with a major improvement for Blazor developers: debugging WebAssembly (WASM) apps! This has been one of the top requested features since Blazor itse
Feature Parity
Replicate existing functionality of a legacy system using a new technology stack.
Protect Your SignalR Service Based Real-time Application with Application Gateway
By using the Azure Private Endpoint for your Azure SignalR, it allows clients on a virtual network (VNet) to securely access data over a Private Link. As next step, let’s learn how to use the Azure Application Gateway for your Azure SignalR to manage the real-…
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A new chapter for Google’s Vulnerability Reward Program
Posted by Jan Keller, Technical Program Manager, Google VRP A little over 10 years ago , we launched our Vulnerability Rewards Program (VR...