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⚡️https://Docsify-This.net v1.9.5 is now available.⚡️ Highlights include: ✅ Added Docsify RunKit plugin (with thanks and appreciation to John Hildenbiddle for developing the plugin) to support embedded interactive #JavaScript REPL (Read, Evaluate, Print, and Loop) blocks😎 ✅ Support for .markdown file extension in addition to .md ✅ Various improvements to the project ReadMe ✅ Minor bugfixes Docsify-This remains the easiest way out there to turn an online Markdown file into a Web page, just follow these steps: 1️⃣ Create or view a Markdown file on GitHub, Codeberg or a Webserver and copy that URL 2️⃣ Go to http://Docsify-This.net, paste the URL into the Web Page Builder, and tap "Publish as a Standalone Web Page" 3️⃣ That's it, no step 3! Give it a try at https://docsify-this.net #Markdown #OER

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Struggling with breakpoint overload in Visual Studio? https://lnkd.in/gU5htdVD Harshada Hole shares details on the new Breakpoint Groups feature in Visual Studio 2022 revolutionizes debugging by allowing you to organize, toggle, and manage breakpoints with ease. Create custom collections, enable/disable groups, and set default groups for streamlined debugging. Simplify your workflow by setting conditions and actions across grouped breakpoints. Ready to take control of your debugging process? Start using Breakpoint Groups today and transform your debugging experience! #VisualStudio #Productivity #Debugging #msftadvocate

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Visual Studio 2022 17.11 brings powerful updates to GitHub Copilot, making coding easier and more fun! 🎉 https://lnkd.in/gbBmud2N With smarter code completions, AI insights for debugging, and naming suggestions, your productivity is about to skyrocket! 🚀 Amy Nguyen also shares how Copilot can reference your entire solution with @workspace, giving you deeper insights into your code. 🧠💻 Plus, new features like AI-generated breakpoint expressions and symbol summaries make coding even smoother. And with the new Content Exclusion feature, your sensitive data stays safe. 🔒 #msftadvocate #GitHubCopilot #VisualStudio

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Does your #genai workload have a need for speed? Then #OpenAI GPT-4 may not be the #LLM you're looking for. This walkthrough and repo shows how to achieve higher throughput using #dotnet channels and server sent events (SSE) along with Microsoft Semantic Kernel to build a blazing fast recipe generator powered by Meta's #Llama3 8B/70B on Fireworks AI. https://lnkd.in/eZNyzNFm

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Attention Qt devs (and curious onlookers)! 🚀 After countless hours of deep dives, problem-solving, and trial-and-error while building a production app, I’ve distilled everything into my Qt6 CMake Cookbook. If you’re starting fresh with Qt and CMake or making the leap from qmake, this repo might just save you some grey hairs. It’s packed with practical recipes, tips, and solutions aimed at smoothing the transition. Take a look: https://lnkd.in/e9wMgaRu If it saves you some hassle, a ⭐️ would make my day! Feel free to share your thoughts or open an issue if you spot something.

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Discover how NetSuite Smart Count transforms inventory management. See how your business can reduce handling costs and optimize cash flow effortlessly with the power of NetSuite. https://lnkd.in/gWtf9ds4

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We've leveled up visual quality in CesiumJS thanks to the awesome ecosystem that has formed around glTF Physically-Based Rendering (PBR). Lighting opaque surfaces now use a more physically plausible microfacet-based model, and reflective surfaces now have better energy conservation simulation using approximate multiple scattering for diffuse light. In addition, the Khronos PBR Neutral Tone Mapper is now used to scale the PBR output from linear values approximating real-world light energy to what a screen can display. The overall result is nicer visuals, brighter models, and more consistent visual output across the glTF ecosystem. This is a great open standards success story where the community contributions to glTF have enabled many engines - including CesiumJS and the 3D Tiles ecosystem - to benefit without having to reinvent from first principles. We're planning to make additional visual quality improvements to CesiumJS. Let us know what would benefit your apps the most and check out the blog for the full details on PBR: https://lnkd.in/ebqAeA7q Cesium, The Khronos Group

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It's super exciting to announce this! For the past few months, my project within Modular has been developing this new Magic package manager and moving MAX and Mojo to new industry standard package formats to reduce friction and smooth adoption. To give some context, for the last year, we have been shipping MAX and Mojo using a custom package manager, which, at the time, made a lot of technical and business sense for our product and company goals. But as we iterated, we listened, better understood our users, and dug into the friction points they had with managing their complex environments. It was clear - we needed to take a radically different approach. So, I stepped up to drive this new strategy, and the response from the community has been amazing. MAX and Mojo integrate closely with the Python ecosystem but are not Python packages themselves, so adding more package management tools you have to manage in tandem with our ecosystem explodes complexity for developers - especially with virtual environments. That's the last thing we want. After some research, building prototypes, doing design iteration, and even user testing, we decided the best way forward to reduce friction was by embracing an ecosystem popular in this space that could help manage all the user's dependencies, including Python toolchains, MAX/Mojo tooling, the 3rd party tools and frameworks the users use with MAX/Mojo. Really meet users where they are at. We learned that some of our community members already have existing tools and infra supporting their complex code bases, while some users are just starting out and want something that works out of the box in as few steps as possible. We wanted to service both use cases equally. There were a few options, but building on the Conda ecosystem was the best first ecosystem to target. The big issue is that the default conda tooling has a stigma of not being very user-friendly or fast, so we wanted to do better and have a magical UX (excuse the pun). That's where Magic comes in. It's based on the Pixi open-source project, so it's fast and lightweight. It fully integrates with the pypi and conda ecosystems. It helps make builds consistent and reproducible better than conda. And for us, it solves the long-tail installation issues in a few environments with Mojo and MAX with different Python installs on different operating systems. A huge goal, though, was to ensure that Magic is optional. We are building on a standard and an ecosystem, so you can use conda, mamba, or pixi if you want. We think magic will work best for Mojo and MAX development out-of-the-box, but we still want to emphasize portability and choice. From the Modular team, we are super grateful to the Pixi community and team at prefix.dev. We plan to continuously upstream as much of Magic as possible into Pixi where it's not specific to a tool integration like our VScode extension or some AI-related deployment feature. 🎉

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Curious about how Claude's new artifacts feature works? They use system prompts. This approach translates user prompts into middleware, effectively bridging the gap between the initial request and the desired output. I've been considering that Copilot could benefit from similar functionality to help staff achieve the results they want. Here's the Claude system prompt: https://lnkd.in/ehDf58CU You can see system prompts in action with Home Assistant as well. For instance, you can ask Music Assistant to play specific tracks without needing to use JSON programming. The system prompt handles the translation for you. This is where prompt engineering shines, making GenAI solutions more effective and user-friendly, whether in AI for security or for home applications! Home Assistant examples using Music Assistant (Another cool media tool ;))https://lnkd.in/e3RREbym

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🃏 New Video Tutorial: Build a Card Picker App in C# and .NET MAUI! 🃏 Excited to share our latest walkthrough video for "Head First C# (5th Edition)"! 🎉 In this tutorial, we're building a card picker application, first as a console app and then as a .NET MAUI app, demonstrating code reuse across different project types. This is a great way to help you connect the dots between different kinds of C# and .NET projects while learning some practical development skills. Watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/efwHyBkz In this tutorial, we guide you through: • Creating a C# console application to generate random cards • Building a custom CardPicker class with methods for random values and suits • Designing a user interface in .NET MAUI using XAML • Implementing event handlers to update the UI dynamically • Reusing the console app's CardPicker class in a .NET MAUI project Whether you're new to C# or looking to expand your .NET MAUI skills, this video offers practical experience with core concepts in cross-platform development. 💻📱 To make it easy to follow along, you can download the full PDF of the project and get the first four chapters of the book on our GitHub page for free! Get the PDF and project files here: https://lnkd.in/eBYvbHxZ Check out the video on YouTube (and don't forget to like and subscribe)! #HeadFirstCSharp #CSharp #DOTNETMAUI #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #CrossPlatformDevelopment #TechBooks #OReillyMedia #LearnToCode #DeveloperSkills #CodingJourney O'Reilly

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With #Positron (by #Posit) now in Public Beta, #alfredapp #macos users may want to obtain this workflow plugin that connects to the Project Manager VS code plugin: https://lnkd.in/g7c7c9xf (Based on the VS Code variant)

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LLM switching cost lower than reading this post.... 🚀Model Catalog🚀 View the models that are available in AIP and discover new models. Select the right model for your use case. Get started with a workflow using both basic templates and entire use case templates in Marketplace. Test different models in a sandbox/playground. Build seamless workflows with multiple LLMs working together or use the AIP LLM Multiplexer (K-LLM) to build consensus. This screen shot is already out of date, new models are being added all of the time or you can even bring your own.

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Interesting feature!

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Naming is not just about variables and functions—consider classes, modules, and even files. Clear names create better-organized projects. #SoftwareArchitecture #CleanCode

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To build PostgreSQL from source and run its auxiliary tests, you’ll need to follow a few steps: downloading the source code, compiling PostgreSQL, and running the test suite. Here's a simple, step-by-step guide to help you do this:

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If you're attending Trustmarque Fusion, come and meet Sumo Logic at this one-of-a-kindI come and meet Sumo Logic at this one of a kind tech and leadership conference and learn how the #poweroflogs can fuel #DevSecOps. 🔥#TMfusion24

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