Reading Configuration using Different Options Patterns in ASP.NET Core
.NET, .NET Core, ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core, Visual Studio, Jaliya Udagedara
Databases in 2023: A Year in Review | OtterTune
From the rise of vector databases to SQL:2023 to MariaDB troubles and the FAA outage, 2023 was an exciting year in database history.
Clicks for iPhone
Clicks brings a REAL KEYBOARD to your iPhone. Enjoy the feel of buttons, type with precision and double your space to create. Available now. Ships worldwide.
Burke Learns Blazor - Handling personal lists for logged in users
This week, Burke and Jon implement the "My Lists" page, which shows your lists when you're logged in. Not my lists. Your lists. Maybe we should change the na...
📖 Can LLMs find knowledge gaps in the Internet?
🚀 Excited to share new work on “Harnessing Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) for Uncovering Knowledge Gaps“. In this paper, I simulate how users search the Internet but instead of searching for …
Replace a fine-tuned text-davinci-003 with Mixtral 8x7B – Plotting The Curiosity Vector
Personal blog of Giacomo Miceli
Introducing Transporter
Transporter is a library for typesafe distributed computing in TypeScript.
Gaming only on Linux, one year in
I have now been playing games only on Linux for a year, and it has been great. With the GPU shortage, I had been waiting for prices to come back to reasonable levels before buying a new GPU. So far, I had always bought NVIDIA GPUs as I was using Windows to ru…
SQLALchemy vs Django ORM
If you are working with Django ORM most of the time and then switching to SQLAlchemy - you may face some unexpected behavior. In this post I’ll try to describe the most important differences from my point of view. All examples for SQLAlchemy will be shown in a…
Issue No. 250
Happy New Year! In today’s issue we review our favorite space events of 2023… then look forward to a tantalizing year of space missions in 2024 to LEO, the Moon, asteroids, Mars, and beyond. 🥂🥂🥂
Just Write, You Dolt
When it comes to writing posts on this site, the phrase “I don’t like writing, I like having written” resonates strongly. I enjoy getting more posts on the site, but I find it strangely difficult. I want to post more in 2024, so I’d like to get past this.
Learning from False Positives - Francesco Carlucci
How some disappointing false positive vulnerabilities led me to interesting discoveries.
What it’s like to run Arch Linux – Stelsels
My intention is simple. I want to install ProtonMail Bridge so that I can use Thunderbird to send emails. The reality, as it turns out, is that this is a huge mission on my Arch machine.
What I learned Joining a Climate Civil Resistance Organization For 18 Months - Guillaume L'Hostis
I am writing this article to help wannabe activists, founders, and anybody interested in the dynamics of non-profit organizations. We are many thinking about launching a social or climate-related organization, or simply thinking of joining one. I believe the f…
Mastodon API Tester – Alex Kirk
tldr: Use the Mastodon API Tester to play with the Client API of Mastodon.
#AudioEye Has Dropped Its Suit Against Me
AudioEye has dropped its lawsuit against me as part of a settlement agreement. The specific legal details are at the end of this post. Index for this post: Joint Statement Impact, Abridged SLAPP Everybody Lost Legal Details Wrap-up Related Joint Statement The …
What Would You Pay for an Extra Year of Life?
What would you give up for an extra year of life? The author, circa 1984. The weight is 145kg (~320lbs). Investors, economists, traders, and other people may immediately object that the question is…
Mapping LLM embeddings in three dimensions
Visualising LLM embeddings in 3D space using SVG and principle component analysis.
Blueprint: A Toolchain for Highly-Reconfigurable Microservice Applications
Blueprint: A Toolchain for Highly-Reconfigurable Microservice Applications
The Stasis of E-Ink • in|retrospect
I'm fond of e-ink displays and devices catering to the display type.
Coding Stories: Me vs. The VNC Guy
The story of how I finally got revenge on The VNC Guy back in my college days.
Mental models: software attributes
A mental model for thinking about the different attributes of a software system: it's functional and non-functional requirements, and it's quality.
A Guide to Backpacking Europe
Everything I learned over my four months traveling through Europe.
An app can be a home-cooked meal
I made a messaging app for my family and my family only.
Top 10 things we shipped in 2023
We wrap up 2023 with a countdown of the top 10 things we shipped in 2023.
New Tool Helps Migrate On-Premises .NET Apps to Azure Cloud -- Visual Studio Magazine
Debuting with the unwieldy moniker 'Azure Migrate application and code assessment tool for .NET' (shortened to AppCAT), it helps developers assess a .NET app's code, configurations and binaries to smooth the migration process,
TOS - S02E15 - The Trouble With Tribbles
This is "TOS - S02E15 - The Trouble With Tribbles" by l. ron hubbard on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
.NET 8 — New Randomness Methods
With .NET 8, new methods were introduced for working with randomness. In this article, I present how to use these new methods.
TOS - S02E15 - The Trouble With Tribbles on Vimeo
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ASP.NET Community Standup - Tooling for modernizing .NET applications
In this session we will talk about how to effectively upgrade your applications to the latest .NET version and migrate them from on-premises to Azure.Before,...
Control your IoT devices using Meadow.Cloud’s Command + Control feature
Sending and receiving data from our devices is a common use case, but it's also common to be able to control your devices from anywhere. In this video Jorge ...
Rockin’ the Code World Season 4: Special Guest Leslie Richardson
On Saturday, January 13th, 2024 at 10:00 PST on C# Corner TV, join David McCarter for show #94 featuring Leslie Richardson, Senior Product Manager at Microsoft. The interview will cover Visual Stud…
F4GRX Sébastien (@f4grx@chaos.social)
Attached: 1 image Wow. Did you know this? There exist *power over fiber* components that can provide 3v 180mA from 1.5W of 800nm infrared light coming through a standard multimode optical fiber. These are very expensive, but also very cool! https://www.farn…
How the press manufactured consent for never-ending COVID reinfections
Continual reinfection was not the "new normal" Biden advertised. How did we get here?
Dark Web hacker selling 92M new accounts on Dream market
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Microsoft Announces AppCAT: Simplifying Azure Migration for .NET Apps
Microsoft team released a new tool, called Azure Migrate application and code assessment tool for .NET (AppCAT). This tool is intended to help developers in the migration of on-premises .NET applications to Azure. AppCAT tool facilitates the assessment of .NET…
JARMuary continues - Migrating a Razor Pages app to Blazor part 7
Powered by Restream https://restream.ioToday is the beginning of JARMuary, a tech theme month featuring .NET development using ARM devices.Fritz works on the...
Next.js + ASP.NET Core を .NET Aspire で構成する（with YARP） - Qiita
はじめにこの記事は .NET Aspire に関する一連の記事の一部です。.NET Aspire って何？ - 概要.NET Aspire を使ってみる.NET Aspire をデプロイする.NET Aspire で Prometheus, Jaeger, Grafana を使…
Microsoft Ignite 2023 Book of News
How can I specify icons for my app to use on the Start menu in high contrast mode? - The Old New Thing
Put them in your manifest.
Why Do C# Developers Hate The var Keyword?
Use code MICRO20 and get 20% off the brand new "Getting Started with Microservices Architecture" course on Dometrain: https://dometrain.com/course/getting-st...
.NET 8 .🚀🔥: Exploring .NET Aspire Preview 2: New Features Walkthrough & Upgrade Guide
Dive into the latest advancements in .NET technology with our comprehensive guide on .NET Aspire Preview 2. In this video, we'll take an in-depth look at the...
Client-Server Architectural Pattern in C# - Code Maze
The Client-Server Architecture is a system that divides an application between clients that initiate requests and the server.
.Net Conf 2023 Devmeet Kanyakumari
We are excited to extend an invitation to you for the .Net Conf 2023 with Devmeet on the 06th of January 2024.🥳🥳Why you should attend :1. Cutting Edge insights: .Net Conf 2023 at Wits will deliver in-depth insights to the latest developments in the .Net ecos…
23andMe tells victims it's their fault that their data was breached | TechCrunch
In a letter to victims who filed a lawsuit against the company, 23andMe blames its breach on customers for reusing passwords.
Working around the WPF ImageSource Blues
The WPF Image control and its ImageSource property can be problematic if you are loading a lot of images in a list. Depending on where you load images from, and how, you can very easily get bogged down with slow, blocking load operations, and memory leaks when…
.NET Rocks! Energy in 2023 Geek Out
Let's start 2024 with a conversation about energy! Richard chats with Carl about ongoing developments in power generation around the world. Wind technology is maturing but also hitting size limits. Solar is the fastest-growing power generation source on the pl…
Introduction to the Node.js reference architecture: Wrapping up | Red Hat Developer
With the conclusion of the Node.js reference architecture series, find out what the Node.js team is working on next.
Implementing the Saga Pattern on Azure
How to implement the Saga pattern on Azure ?
React Basics: How to Use ForwardRef
Learn how to use the forwardRef function in React to expose DOM nodes inside a component to its parent component.
The JavaScript Intl Object
In this article, we’ll explore the Intl object and its capabilities in supporting an application’s internationalization and localization effort.
The Subtle Arts of Logging and Testing
I'm a big fan of testing, but I get lazy sometimes and it ends up costing me money, directly.
React Basics: How to Use React Router v6
React Router allows us to route to different “pages” even on a single-page app. Learn how to implement it and style its links.
Visual Studio 2013 Retirement: Support reminder for older versions of Visual Studio - Visual Studio Blog
It’s a New Year, and a good time for a reminder of upcoming dates in the Visual Studio support lifecycle. Support for Visual Studio 2013 will end on April 9 of this year. If you’re using an older version of Visual Studio,
Faster .NET Database Integration Tests with Respawn and xUnit
How to speed up database integration tests using Respawn and xUnit class fixtures
How to Write a .NET Markdig Extension for Markdown Processing
Markdown is a powerful writing format with simplicity at its core. It’s no surprise that it is as popular as it is since it can help authors focus more on the art of writing rather than the aesthetics of their work. While there is a standard specification for …
Serializing restaurant tables in C#
Using System.Text.Json, with and without Reflection.
Azure Static Web App–Traffic splitting
As a follow-up on the presentation I did at CloudBrew about Azure Static Web Apps I want to write a series of blog posts. Part I - Usi...
Variations of the Range kata
In the languages I usually employ.
[Oberon] Niklaus Wirth 15.2.1934 - 1.1.2024
Microsoft Ignite - Join us November 14–17, 2023
Learn about the latest AI innovations directly from experts. Sharpen your skills through live breakouts and interactive workshops while expanding your network.
Throw ThrowIfCancellationRequested in a Method that Returns a Value when Using a Cancellation Token | no dogma blog
When sending a cancellation request to a method that returns a value, you must return a value or throw an exception. Here is how to throw the exception.
Making small games, which is fun in itself · Joys of Small Game Development
Creating small games is an enjoyable endeavor in itself. So what constitutes a small game? According to the 'Small Game Manifesto', 1 it refers to games that conclude within 10 minutes and can be easily played on browsers.