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daveabrock.com

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scottsauber.com

tldr; In EF Core 2.0, you can now rip out your per-Entity Fluent API table customizations into separate classes instead of having them all in the OnModelCreating method of your DbContext.  You do t…

atamel.dev

A few days ago, I saw Logan Kilpatrick’s Tweet about the new AI-first vibe coding experience in AI Studio: Introducing the new AI first vibe coding experience in @GoogleAIStudio! Built to take you from prompt to production with Gemini, and optimized for AI app creation. Start building AI apps for free : ) More updates and features to come! pic.twitter.com/HpI7Dsl8Bj— Logan Kilpatrick (@OfficialLoganK) October 21, 2025 Last time I tried AI Studio for vibe coding, it was mostly a single-page web application with all the code in a single file (which wasn’t ideal).

jmmv.dev

2026 — 2 posts Date Title Reading time March 2026 — 1 post 2026-03-06 Reflections on vibecoding ticket.el 10 minutes February 2026 — 1 post 2026-02-09 Grumpy Julio plays with CLI coding agents 12 minutes 2025 — 17 posts Date Title Reading time December 2025 — 2 posts 2025-12-26 ssh-agent broken in tmux? I've got you! 7 minutes 2025-12-07 From Azure Functions to FreeBSD 17 minutes November 2025 — 1 post 2025-11-23 BazelCon 2025 recap 28 minutes September 2025 — 4 posts 2025-09-26 You are holding BUILD files wrong 7 minutes 2025-09-19 Bazel and glibc versions 11 minutes 2025-09-12 Trusting builds with Bazel remote execution 12 minutes 2025-09-05 Understanding Bazel remote caching 12 minutes July 2025 — 1 post 2025-07-21 Bazel and action (non-) determinism 15 minutes June 2025 — 2 posts 2025-06-17 Lessons along the EndBOX journey 8 minutes 2025-06-11 Whatever happened to sandboxfs? 10 minutes May 2025 — 1 post 2025-05-28 Beginning 3D printing 13 minutes March 2025 — 2 posts 2025-03-24 The next generation of Bazel builds 12 minutes 2025-03-14 Bazel at Snowflake two years in 4 minutes February 2025 — 2 posts 2025-02-28 Hardware discovery: ACPI & Device Tree 16 minutes 2025-02-13 ioctls from Rust 14 minutes January 2025 — 2 posts 2025-01-17 Hands-on graphics without X11 13 minutes 2025-01-10 Self-documenting Makefiles 7 minutes 2024 — 19 posts Date Title Reading time December 2024 — 2 posts 2024-12-28 Revisiting the NetBSD build system 16 minutes 2024-12-13 Synology DS923+ vs. FreeBSD w/ZFS 17 minutes November 2024 — 1 post 2024-11-03 Demystifying secure NFS 25 minutes October 2024 — 2 posts 2024-10-22 BazelCon 2024 recap 42 minutes 2024-10-07 The costs of the i386 to x86-64 upgrade 18 minutes September 2024 — 2 posts 2024-09-30 Revisiting the DOS memory models 10 minutes 2024-09-09 Windows NT vs. Unix: A design comparison 23 minutes August 2024 — 2 posts 2024-08-11 Picking glibc versions at runtime 11 minutes 2024-08-02 Kyua graduates 14 minutes July 2024 — 1 post 2024-0

wener.me

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fzakaria.com

Getting closer to my work term I also look for inspiration to motivate me and peak my enthusiasm so that I can bring into the workplace. Browsing TED (something I’ve missed doing in a while), I immediately came across Steve Job’s Stanford Commencement speech. Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish I got an eerie chill listening to his story and how pieces to his puzzle of life only seemed to fit after reflecting upon them; for instance like his calligraphy lessons. The point of the talk was aimed at don’t accept anything but true love and passion for a job and constantly be on the lookout and search for that passion. I am hoping that in this new job, my search is over. Seth Godin I really like Seth Godin. He gives riveting talks that are funny while still driving home a message. He is a wealth of stories, of which I could sit for hours probably just listening to. Although everything i’ve heard him say ( I plan to read a few of his books) is accurate and logical he seems to be always reinventing his own wheel between each talk, but at the end of the day it’s still a wheel? Confused by what I said? I know I am. Essentially what I get from each of his talks is that : mass marketing is dead. viral marketing is the future/present marketing now for the extremes rather than the average These are the staples of most talks he give, and he will bundle them up in a brand new metaphor or idea differently between all he talks I’ve seen. It’s not the problem that he is reiterating the message continuously, but rather that he it seems as if he is attempting through rewording the message to create a new one? Regardless great talks.

rodevs.com

Join one of the largest and most welcoming Roblox developer communities. Learn, collaborate, and innovate with thousands of developers worldwide.

systembucket.com

맞춤 제작된 자동화 시스템을 한 곳에 모았습니다. 구글(Google) 서비스 (스프레드시트,설문지,이메일) 를 활용하여 데스크탑과 모바일에서 동시에 연동도 가능합니다. 비싼 가격으로 프로그램을 구매하실 필요 없습니다. 시스템버킷에서 해결하세요!

velog.io

개발자들을 위한 블로그 서비스. 어디서 글 쓸지 고민하지 말고 벨로그에서 시작하세요.

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