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An LLM model change, a very small (but persistent) bug, and how I fixed it.
High time I revived my personal blog to talk about my escapades in the world of LLMs... 🧵
I really need to remember this platform exists
I actually messed with this after struggling to find a good use case for MCP, and yeah, it's actually pretty magical
Hello world! We're the Global AI chapter in KC!
We're kicking off with an awesome in-person event. Run by
@kcdc.bsky.social and @schneidenba.ch, we're excited to announce a one-day event in Kansas City - AI AgentCon - on Wednesday, June 25!
Registration and talk submission details below 👇
Ready to build an agentic AI in .NET?
@Schneidenba.ch talks on .NET Rocks at www.dotnetrocks.com/details/1945 about using Semantic Kernel with OpenAI!
after fighting python runtime errors all day i'm left wondering how this language was ever taken seriously in any semblance of our beautiful craft that is software engineering
My preferred development workflow for 2024:
1. All devs have their own DB instance. The DBs run locally, and can be reset via static SQL scripts via a single command. The scripts are committed to source control. So, we can code without internet, demo reliably, repro bugs, and write reliable tests.
modular monoliths are monoliths with different code organization opinions. someone tell me if I’m wrong?
after looking into modular monoliths in .NET
I love writing C# and I don't care who hears me say that 💜.
how do you live with yourself taking speaking slots from the devrels of the world
I've started down the path of creating content for integrating LLMs (specifically OpenAI) with .NET - because I love .NET and I don't think it gets enough AI love.
First article of many below.
For the last 6 months, I've learned a TON about LLMs and have used them to solve real-world problems, including introducing RAG to clients and creating actually useful chatbots that do actually useful things.
#dotnet #openai #llms
1. Complete Intro to React, v8 Brian Holt 2. JavaScript: The Hard Parts, v2 Will Sentance 3. JavaScript: From First Steps to Professional Anjana Vakil 4. Complete Intro to Web Development, v3 Brian Holt 5. Web Performance Fundamentals, v2 Todd Gardner 6. Full Stack for Front-End Engineers, v3 Jem Young 7. TypeScript 5+ Fundamentals, v4 Mike North 8. The Last Algorithms Course You'll Need ThePrimeagen 9. Deep JavaScript Foundations, v3 Kyle Simpson 10. Introduction to Next.js, v3 Scott Moss 11. C# and .NET Basics Spencer Schneidenbach 12. Testing Fundamentals Steve Kinney 13. Vanilla JS: You Might Not Need a Framework Maximiliano Firtman 14. API Design in Node.js, v4 Scott Moss 15. Complete Intro to Containers, v2 Brian Holt 16. Front-End System Design Evgenii Ray 17. Basics of Go Maximiliano Firtman 18. Intermediate React, v5 Brian Holt 19. React Native, v3 Kadi Kraman 20. Everything You'll Need to Know About Git ThePrimeagen
Sometimes, people think we only teach frameworks, yet just 4 of our top 20 courses are on frameworks.
📚 Our most popular courses are on deep fundamentals—this deep knowledge pays off over your entire career!
how it started / how it ended
my only ask is that we don’t let this platform become the bluesky/twitter equivalent of “I’m voting for Harris because it’s a vote for NOT Trump” - IOW just let this platform be what it is and enjoy it
gotta do it in the morning before the kids wake up
scott weren't you a part of that story
Cory’s suggestion has officially cost me $15/year for the domain
y is that the meta
alright where my #dotnet homies at
add me b
hey all
