26 July 2023

52 links · Wednesday

We need more whimsical products

Have you ever seen Maxim Vengerov play? If not, check out one of my favorite performances of his:

Do breached sites take security seriously?

Over the weekend, I saw a tweet from Troy Hunt who posed a little project idea. Having heaps of spare time... I thought I'd take on the challenge and see if I could help! The idea As I'm sure many of you know, Troy runs Have I Been Pwned, a

Monitoring the Magic: Operating LLM-Driven Products

A brief exploration of what makes LLMs hard to deploy in production for builders and customers, a framework for understanding the problem, and some strategie...

BadAppleFont

It is possible to embed a animation into a font, with only a small amount of hacking

How to Manage Difficult Board Members

Investor relationships aren't always champagne and ski trips. Learn how to handle challenging board dynamics using relationship design principles.

How does a Transformer Work?

Check out this interactive demo to learn how the transformer and self-attention work!

It’s All Above Single-Board

When you get a gift, the best thing to do is to put it on your pile of projects for several months, and then slowly assemble it over the course of a year. That gift, of course, is an Office Tetsu MC6809E-based single board computer. It was given to me by blog …

The internet has become soulless and i hate it

Do you remember the early days of the internet, when websites were a reflection of their creators unique personalities and passions? A time when the d

Release mold 2.0.0 · rui314/mold

Mold 2.0.0 is a new major release of our high-speed linker. With this release, we've transitioned our license from AGPL to MIT, aiming to expand the user base of our linker. This was not an easy de...

Google vs. the Open Web

A few days ago, I made a social media post about Google vs. the Open Web. It received some responses, so I’ll reproduce it below with some...

Subscribe to the Visual Studio Blog via email - Visual Studio Blog

We’re excited to announce that you can now subscribe to the Visual Studio blog via email! By subscribing, you’ll get the latest updates on Visual Studio delivered straight to your inbox. And let’s be honest, who doesn’t love getting fun and exciting emails?

Optimistic Locking With EF Concurrency Token #shorts

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How Blazor saved my day!

In this insightful video, join Daniel as he takes you through a real-world scenario encountered while working with his own app. While developing with .NET MA...

Microsoft .NET Code Analysis: Do Not Expose Generic Lists

The article discusses the recommendation by Microsoft to avoid exposing generic lists in .NET code analysis due to issues with inheritance support. Instead, Microsoft suggests using more abstract t…

Exploring the ProgressBar in .NET MAUI

When performing an operation that takes time, it's crucial to inform users that a process is ongoing and that they need to wait before taking further action. Progress indicators are a good option to achieve this, as they visually show the percentage of progres…

ASP.NET 8 Blazor Sections Fully Explained

.NET 8 introduced sections, a new feature that allows the control of content from child components. Let’s explore sections in Blazor and how to implement them.

A Few DOM Reminders

A review of a few fundamentals we all should know about HTML and the DOM.

.NET 8 TimeProvider and Unit Tests

Using dotnet 8 TimeProvider and FakeTimeProvider to test existing date and time based code.

bliki: TeamTopologies

A model that helps people design effective teams for software development.

bliki: TwoPizzaTeam

a bliki entry for TwoPizzaTeam

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