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AI and clean a .NET solution of warnings
This is about how I wanted to clean a C# solution of warnings. The solution had a lot of warnings, and I wanted to remove them. I started with a simple prompt to remove all warnings, but that didn’t work. The number of iterations were : 17 For the ones in a hurry ,this is…
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AI and upgrading WordPress- part 4- four points to work with AI
The task was to upgrade a WordPress blog to the latest version, keeping ONLY comments and posts . Using AI You could do one solution architecture per day and going far , far away by letting AI to generate code. Also, if it is wrong, I do another one next day . Caveat Do…
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Aspire and upgrading WordPress–programming
Now the problem was how to modify the insert generated by old WordPress backup to the new columns . But I wanted to do it in one shot . So a new application: instead of WSL, I will put into Docker( WordPress has already a docker image). Instead of PowerShell, I will have a .NET…
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AI and upgrading WordPress–part 2 – wishfull thinking and wordpress in WSL
So I have a backup of blog WordPress ( posts and comments ) and all I want is to upgrade to latest WordPress, keeping the posts and comments ( and none of customizations, users and others) I figure out that I have WSL under Windows – and WordPress is PHP, so it should work .…
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AI and upgrading WordPress–part 1
This blog, https://msprogrammer.serviciipeweb.ro/ , was hacked. Every day I see casinos posts – posted by root. Indeed , the wordpress was very old – and stuffed with plugins. I tried to delete the root account from database – but somehow I get hacked over again( and yes, I have changed the WordPress password )\ So…
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7 Secret UI Libraries No One Talks About – DEV Community The undercover generalist | Adolfo Ochagavía Transformer.js | GenAIScript microsoft/markitdown: Python tool for converting files and office documents to Markdown. How to send progress updates – Slava Akhmechet Problem Driven Development – Stay SaaSy Cognitive load is what matters What Every Developer Should Know…
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A 10 Year Retrospective of a Passionate Software Engineer | by Boris Cherkasky | Nov,2024 | Medium An impact-based level system for engineers | by Elliot G | Medium Architectures of modern Front-end applications | Medium | BRACKETS Native HTML light and dark color scheme switching – HTMHell math4devs.com Granger causality – Wikipedia Storing times…
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Invoking Async Power: What Awaits WinForms in .NET 9 – .NET Blog Object Calisthenics #5: Other points of views Execution Context Management with AsyncLocal and ThreadLocal in .NET Core Introducing Limbo: A complete rewrite of SQLite in Rust Termo – An Easy to use terminal for your browser Amer-Jabar/khoshnus: A library to bring life to…
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Response Compression In ASP.NET Core The 11 Aspects of Good Code | Path-Sensitive Tally OH! An Improved SQL 8K “CSV Splitter” Function – SQLServerCentral The engineering manager’s guide for someone who really loves to code | Mux How to Write a Great README Stolen Microsoft key offered widespread access to Microsoft cloud services useHooks – The…
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Remembering GitHub’s Office,a Monument to Tech Culture | WIRED zakirullin/cognitive-load: Cognitive Load Developer’s Handbook Coding is the easy part | Swizec Teller Observe and Control Objects – TDD Patterns – XP123 Junior to senior: An action plan for engineering career success The hardest part of building software is not coding,it’s requirements – Stack Overflow Blog…
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