If you're still using Swashbuckle in .NET 10, here's what you missed.
Swashbuckle hasn't had regular updates in over a year.
So, Microsoft dropped it from .NET 9+ templates and built their own.
The replacement: `Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi` — built-in, lighter, maintained.
For a UI: Scalar > Swagger UI. It's faster, better looking, and supports dark mode out of the box.
Migration takes 5 minutes: remove Swashbuckle, add `https://t.co/SUgtYkwEkM.AddOpenApi()`, done.
Read article to help you migrate -https://t.co/eGz3clMjAu
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Ok....so having now read the debate in the comments about lines of code and features...so "last year" btw....but I digress...what I'm interested in is the architecture, feature sets, and choreography of these systems, and considering many of us don't really "code" anymore, why don't we start sharing specs and architectures rather than code these days? Just feel like it would be more useful, no?
Stanford researchers just published a prompting technique that makes today’s LLMs behave like better versions of themselves.
It’s called “prompt ensembling” and it runs 5 variations of the same prompt, then merges the outputs.
Here’s how it works 👇
I've been using Claude Code for several months, been pretty happy with it, no real complaints until I tried Factory Droid over the past few days.....it just hits different, I kinda like it.
@BernieSanders Oh yeah....and all that should go straight to Social Security, and retraining programs, not the general fund.....in addition to current levels, obviously.
@BernieSanders Tax LLM tokens. Done
Tax offshore workers for full SS withholding. Done.
Pretty straight forward. Every time a business tries to circumvent American labor....make them pay.
@theR_Man_@LakotaMan1 Remember all the talk of "Crisis Actors" at school shootings and the like? This is where we are now.
One group claims fake mass shootings, the other claims fake assassination attempts, welcome to the idiocracy.