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Influential Machine Learning Papers Of 2022
To mark the start of the new year, below is a short review of the top ten papers I've read in 2022.
Why build Telegram channels?
Over the past few weeks, I have spent considerable time reaching out to people who create exceptional content on YouTube or Twitter. They represent my fringe interests-Indian Film Industry, Defence…
Join Mina's zkIgnite, Cohort 1
zkIgnite, Cohort 1 will start in Q1 2023 and provide hands-on support and funding to those wanting to build on zero knowledge (ZK) – from ideation, technical mentorship, to funding your proof of concept and even VC support afterwards. There will be a variety o…
Multi-Class Classification Accuracy by Class Using PyTorch -- Visual Studio Magazine
Dr. James McCaffrey of Microsoft Research: When multi-class data is skewed toward one or more classes, it's very important to analyze accuracy by class.
Systems for health, intention, productivity, learning, knowledge, information management and control
How systems thinking can change your life
.NET Tips and Tricks & ValueStringBuilder
I want to showcase two of my many side projects. My .NET Tips and Tricks website, where I collect and categorize, well, tips and tricks around .NET-related topics as well as my ValueStringBuilder.
How to deploy Python FastAPI Application into Railway App?
Details about how to deploy FastAPI project into railway app in very easy steps
GitHub - rpanic/vale-ui: Vale is a platform for creating secure and private multisig wallets
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Blazingly Fast Data Fetching That Scales
Client ⇄ server state synchronization is pretty hard, right? Since the dawn of time, we have been trying to solve it in various ways. Before I show you my little experiment…
Fediverse, you've got a big storm coming
Not everyone will act in good faith forever online
Three-eyed forehead in Stable Diffusion
Computers, Machine Learning and non-machine learning
Mastinator: Public Apology
Preparing for Less Privacy
An old privacy post of mine recently got a lot of discussion on Hacker News. It seems people took me to be saying something like: Other people are foolish to be worried about privacy. If there's anything you don't want public it's probably because you're d…
Random thoughts from Lucas Kostka
ChatGPT capabilities are astonishing and frightening, to me at least. Still, when taking a deeper look at it, playing with it, I feel like that this will not be as groundbreaking as one may fear, in its current version and immmediate present at least. Listing …
#1027108 - RM: python2.7 -- RoQA; Obsolete
Reply or subscribe to this bug.
Build a .NET SDK with OpenAPI and NSwag | .NET Conf 2022
"In this session, I'll walk you through the process of building a modern Web API leveraging the latest .NET features and generating an SDK with broad compati...
Fast Accumulation on Streams (2018) - bkase
Musings of Brandon Kase
337: Drawing Lines on Maps
Powerful podcast hosting and analytics. By podcasters, for podcasters.
Improving the support of multiple languages in .NET applications – The Reformed Programmer
Last Updated: January 3, 2023 | Created: January 2, 2023
How to Add a BearerToken to an HttpClient Request - Code Maze
This article covers two different ways to add a BearerToken to an HttpClient request and how to properly use HTTPClientFactory
It rather involved being on the other side of this airtight hatchway: Gaining code execution from a Trojan horse
You already have code execution, so it's not surprising that you can gain code execution.
C# 11 List Patterns - Create compatible types - Gérald Barré
In this post, I describe how to create a .NET type that is compatible with the C# 11 list pattern syntax.
Sticky Scroll comes to Visual Studio (preview) - Nick's .NET Travels
If you use Visual Studio Code you’re probably already familiar with this features, since Sticky Scroll was rolled out to Visual Studio Code a while ago (see here for a write up about that). In terms of code navigation, Sticky Scroll is one of the more signific…
How JavaScript Code Executes: Synchronous vs. Asynchronous
In this post, we will go through a high-level overview of how synchronous and asynchronous JavaScript code gets executed by the JavaScript engine.
Modern APIs With Fastify in Node.js
Is Fasitify the best option for making a modern Node.js API? Let’s take a look.
Generate YouTube Timestamp Links with C# 11
Using C# 11 features to generate YouTube timestamp links
Advent of Code Lessons Learned
Mark Heath's Development Blog
How the heap verification mode helps with debugging heap corruption
There’s a very handy tool called the heap verification mode that’s used to help figure out heap corruption issues, ie, those gnarly AVs…
How to Use Change Tokens in .NET 7?
Have you ever heard of or used the change tokens before? Basically, it helps us to track state changes (that’s it!)
Impress your colleagues with your knowledge about..the PrintMembers method
Sometimes when working with C# you discover some hidden gems. Some of them very useful, other ones a little bit harder to find a good way to...
Functors as invariant functors
A most likely useless set of invariant functors that nonetheless exist.
NoSQL Migrations for Couchbase | Cross Cutting Concerns
NoSqlMigrator can be a very handy tool for keeping databases in sync with your team.
The Best C# .NET Web Application Tech Stack: Choosing a Database
We continue on our path to make a web application using C# and .NET. After choosing the front-end technology in part 1, picking the backend server tech in part 2, and deploying to Azure in part 3, we’re going to concentrate on choosing the database. With empha…
GitHub’s top 10 blog posts of 2022 | The GitHub Blog
As the year winds down, we're highlighting some of the incredible work from GitHub’s engineers, product teams, and security researchers.
Wolverine delivers the instrumentation you want and need
I’ve been able to talk and write a bit about Wolverine in the last couple weeks. This builds on the previous blog posts in this list: Wolverine on the JetBrains Webinar series —…
1500km | LINQ to Fail
The story of my running in 2022
Oly/README.md at main · TIHan/Oly
Oly Language Compiler and Runtime. Contribute to TIHan/Oly development by creating an account on GitHub.
bflat - C# as you know it but with Go-inspired tooling
Build tiny, selfcontained, and native executables with C#
Szymon Nowicki (@hey@nowicki.io)
Attached: 2 images @Gerard@mstdn.social so they say it’s was deleted in 2015 and I should check why @troyhunt@infosec.exchange sends me that email claiming it leaked in 2019 xD. I guess I will inform French data privacy regulators.