Principal Software Developer @Microptic focusing on .NET with passion for computer vision, machine learning, functional programming, ReactiveUI, WPF and more.
@RickStrahl If you have a GPU around, I recommend https://t.co/yxxZgqWSFx. You can use a lot of models and have complete control over it with masks, inpaint, upscaling, etc
AI rant..π§΅
Each Friday I set aside time to learn, use our products in development, tinker. My fridays are now consumed with understanding AI for productivity and accelerated development. Beware this is an AI rant. 1/15
@KooKiz@keithernet Yes, that would be great too. Is it maybe a perfview trace in which you identify a counter for >100ms UI response/block and then merge with the recording syncing the timing?
we released three new RF-DETR model sizes: nano, small, and medium
perfect of mobile devices
each model is the fastest and most accurate in its class with a huge margin, outperforming the competition by a wide margin
GH repository: https://t.co/6tF4mhWkCA
New episode! π¨
Episode 160: Greg
Greg Linares (@Laughing_Mantis) joins us to tell us about how he became the youngest hacker to be arrested in Arizona.
https://t.co/3bOTCa5BO9
πΏ MCP is all fun, until you add this one malicious MCP server and forget about it.
We have discovered a critical flaw in the widely-used Model Context Protocol (MCP) that enables a new form of LLM attack we term 'Tool Poisoning'.
Leaks SSH key, API keys, etc.
Details below π
@Dave_DotNet Pinning to version 7.0 using the [] in the project file like " <PackageReference Include="FluentAssertions" Version="[7.0.0]" />", will be my choice right now and then see how this evolves.
Weβre thrilled to announce the release of Fluent Assertions 8, our first version in collaboration with Xceed Software! This milestone marks the beginning of an exciting partnership that brings together our vision for Fluent Assertions with Xceedβs decades of expertise in .NET tools.
Starting the year with this release is a proud moment for usβnot just because of the launch itself, but because it signifies a step forward for Fluent Assertions. Check it out! https://t.co/hVzdbW9m87
#Partnership #OpenSource #DotNet #Innovation #EnterpriseSoftware
π± Anyone can access deleted & private repo data on GitHub. Forever.
πThis is due to a new type of vulnerability - CFOR
πDeleted Fork Data: Still accessible.
πDeleted Repo Data: Commits remain.
πPrivate Repo Data: Can become public.
πhttps://t.co/o0HqHktXdh
@isaac_abraham@dotnet I went through exactly what you are describing too. Warning suppression at code level is what I did finally, but it clutters the code. Luckily I don't have so many calls to internal Obsolete methods/classes.
I had a great conversation with @adamgordonbell about the organizational challenges with creating #PowerShell.
We go into a number of stories that I've never discussed publicly.
Adam did a great job organizing the content.
https://t.co/Jo1EAsAu8Z
Ep 147: Tornado
It's a story of a digital heist of epic proportions that changed everything. Thanks to @geoffwhite247 for coming on the show and telling us about it. Check out his new book Rinsed, which is out now.
https://t.co/oQTnphbpgU