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@rob_stemp

Software Engineer/Architect/Tech Lead Dev since 8-bit 80's. Web Dev since 2000. C# .NET since 2005 Shipping Console, Desktop, Web Applications

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Understand binary number system in seconds.
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Sonnet 4.5 is out! Don't wait for Copilot to catch up: Use this awesome new model right now in LINQPad 9. Every high-end reasoning model at your disposal, with no subscription required! Pictured running on macOS. linqpad.net/linqpad9.aspx
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That's JavaScript running on a single thread 😂🤭
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"C# is Java done right" youtu.be/Kj22GriXU9s
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Entity Framework is not slow 🤣 #dotnet
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@fjzeit13 Dec 2024
If you tell me you’re a senior software engineer and you’re 22yo then sorry I am just going to laugh. You might take exception to this but I know that 35 years old you will look back and laugh and too.
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Absolutely correct
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@Dave_DotNet13 Nov 2024
There is no difference in quality between STS and LTS versions of .NET I've seen some comments that STS versions are 'experimental' or more likely to have 'glitches'. In fact the only difference is the length of support. #dotnet
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So you want to be a programmer? Here you go 🖱️
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This will slow down the hackers 😂👇🏻
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SCOOP from @samleecole: Leaked Slacks and documents show the incredible scale of NVidia's AI scraping: 80 years — "a human lifetime" of videos every day. Had approval from highest levels of company despite staff legal/ethical concerns: 404media.co/nvidia-ai-scrapi…
Leaked Documents Show Nvidia Scraping ‘A Human Lifetime’ of Videos Per Day to Train AI

Leaked Documents Show Nvidia Scraping ‘A Human Lifetime’ of Videos Per Day to Train AI

Internal emails, Slack conversations and documents obtained by 404 Media show how Nvidia created a yet-to-be-released video foundational model.

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Somehow we managed to kill our .NET Aspire dashboard - hammered our telemetry system with like 250Gb worth of spans and logs over the weekend and probably 2-3Gb worth of metrics, but didn't try to pull it up until this morning
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I still can't get over how bad AI has become. And this is coming from a computer scientist who spent over a decade studying and programming AI. I fucking LOVE AI, but here are 10 reasons I absolutely fucking hate it now, a 🧵 ...
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Marketing Hype 🥱
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Here’s a shift I’m pushing for in early-stage startups: Stop hiring interns. They are NOT cheap labor. You're just trading your time (and a lot of it) for money Get people who know what they're doing, and the results will be 25x better (ratio from Steve Jobs 😅)
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most "developers" bounce between programming languages and frameworks because they're afraid to sit down and create production quality software
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"The art of debugging is figuring out what you really told your program to do rather than what you thought you told it to do." – Andrew Singer
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The latest grpc bench results are up! When they ask if #dotnet is slow, show them this. #grpc reddit.com/r/grpc/comments/1…
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It's official. We have formally requested porting the @Twitter algorithm to WebAssembly & Wasmer. How awesome would it be running algorithm locally in your browser? 😺 github.com/twitter/the-algor…
Support WebAssembly & Wasmer · Issue #592 · twitter/the-algorithm

Support WebAssembly & Wasmer · Issue #592 · twitter/the-algorithm

WebAssembly is the future, and so is Wasmer. Compiling the Twitter algorithm to WebAssembly/Wasmer will allow anyone to run the algorithm in their own browser or phone, which is awesome! How it can...

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Write a First Person Game in 2KB With Rust grantshandy.github.io/posts/…
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