21 December 2023

38 links · Thursday

Integrating OpenAI Image Generation into a .NET Application

Image Generation AIs are proving to be very good at creating images that can be used for all sorts of purposes. In this article I discuss how you can integrate image generation right into your own .NET applications using the OpenAI REST API. In addition I'll s…

Beeper - Moving Forward

Each time that Beeper Mini goes ‘down’ or is made to be unreliable due to interference by Apple, Beeper’s credibility takes a hit. It’s unsustainable. As much as we want to fight for what we believe is a fantastic product that really should exist, the truth is…

arXiv now offers papers in HTML format – arXiv blog

arXiv’s goal is equitable access to scientific research for all – and to achieve this, we have been working to make research papers more accessible for arXiv users with disabilities. We are happy to announce that as of Monday, December 18th, arXiv is now gener…

Fantasy Map Brushes

Welcome to a project I call #NoBadMaps. Here you will find brush sets and tools to create fantasy maps that can add a touch of historical authenticity to any project. All my brushes are released un…

C# is better than you think

Recorded live on twitch, GET IN https://twitch.tv/ThePrimeagenReviewed video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFNujHJfMtUBy: Nick Chapsas | https://www.youtu...

Announcing the Aleo Foundation

Today marks a significant milestone: the launch of the Aleo Foundation. The Foundation hopes to play an essential role in nurturing and supporting the Aleo Network's growing and decentralized open-source ecosystem.

Visual Studio on Windows on Mac

Visual Studio for Mac will be retired. But if you still want to run Visual Studio without buying a PC? For that, you can use Parallels, software for running ...

Novedades de .NET MAUI en .NET 8

.NET 8 ofrece con .NET MAUI mayor estabilidad, una mejoría en la administración de memoria y nuevas funciones principalmente en escritorio. En esta sesión, l...

.NET Rocks! .NET Performance with Daniel Marbach

How do you improve the performance of your .NET applications? Carl and Richard talk to Daniel Marbach about his work building high-performance .NET applications and the process he goes through to get them to perform at the level his customers need. Daniel talk…

Christmas Countdown: #3 NIHS - Not Invented Here Syndrome in real life

One of the most common and dreaded diseases in web site development often go undiagnosed and untreated for a long time. But it really should be, cause the effects are scary. Yes, I'm talking about the Not-Invented-Here Syndrome

Scaling Your Software Team: Development vs. Hiring

Scaling up and scaling out, originally application terms, offer a fresh perspective on team development. In team contexts, scaling up enhances existing members' skills, offering depth and cost efficiency, whereas scaling out adds new members for diverse skills…

Arcan 0.6.3 – I, pty: the fool

It has been well over a year since last time, but also some fairly beefy updates to sum up for our dear old Desktop Engine. Strap in. In general project news, there are both grim and good ones. Sta…

Episode 63: Chocolatey - with Gary Ewan Park

In this episode, I was joined by Gary Ewan Park to chat about Chocolatey, and what it’s been like as a developer working on it. Chocolatey is a package manager for Windows, and it’s a tool that I’ve used for many years - so really enjoyed chatting with Gary ab…