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74% Object Storage Name Generator Companies HATE HIM. With one little known trick this developer BEATS major cloud companies
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97% Why We Moved From Pony To Rust — Wallaroo Wallaroo delivers pushbutton productionization of ML models today, but that wasn’t always the case. Our new Rust-based platform recently handled millions of inferences a second of a sophisticated ad-targeting model with a median latency of 5 milliseconds,...
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98% Waiting Room: Random Queueing and Custom Web/Mobile Apps Today, we are announcing Waiting Room’s general availability and several new features that have user experience in mind — an alternative queueing method and support for custom web/mobile applications!
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83% How to unit test Minimal APIs in .NET 6 (and why it's hard) 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...
97% The Insane Innovation of TI Calculator Hobbyists Never underestimate the determination of a kid who is time-rich and cash-poor
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98% Top Challenges of Automated End-to-End Testing Automated end-to-end tests help you build and maintain high-quality applications. See which challenges affect end-to-end testing and learn how to overcome them.
99% Solution Filters in Visual Studio Got a large solution with hundreds of projects? Join PM Kira Weiss as we check out how Solution Filters allow you to selectively choose which subset of projects get loaded in order to improve Visual S
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99% Tip 336 - How to store unstructured data in Azure Cosmos DB with Azure Functions Azure Cosmos DB (opens new window) is a great database for unstructured data. It is designed to work with documents, like JSON documents, and is highly scalable and extremely fast. You can also use Azure Cosmos DB in a serverless (opens new window) mode, ...
93% ASP. Net web app Migration to Azure App Services using Azure Migrate and PowerShell Scripts Azure Migrate is your central place in the Azure portal that provides a unified experience to discover, assess, and migrate your servers, databases, and web apps to Azure. We have recently announced the preview of at-scale, agentless discovery, and assess...
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94% Responsible Tech Playbook Those of us developing software don’t need to be told what a big impact it’s had on humanity this century. I’ve long maintained that this places a serious responsibility on our profession. Whether asked to or not, we have a duty to ensure our systems don’...
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94% Update on recent VoIP attacks: What should I do if I’m attacked? Because of the sustained attacks we are observing, we are sharing details on recent attack patterns, what steps they should take before an attack, and what to do after an attack has taken place.
97% Herding elephants: Lessons learned from sharding Postgres at Notion This months-long project migrated Notion’s PostgreSQL monolith into a horizontally-partitioned database fleet — an effort to make Notion faster and more reliable for years to come.
96% ML.NET Model Builder Update Adds Notebooks in Visual Studio -- Visual Studio Magazine Interactive notebooks, so vital to AI, data science and machine learning development projects, are coming to Microsoft's flagship Visual Studio IDE via a an experimental extension.