Just Some Code
I spent five years in college learning to code. A stupid dissertation delayed my graduation. But...
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We're Helping AI and Robots Replace Us
Take public transportation at rush hour. You’ll notice a clear pattern. More than half the people are heads down, headphones on, scrolling. If we don’t take care of our health, we’ll be depressed, sleep-deprived, deaf, people with the attention span of a fish. Taking care of our health is the first step towards reinvention. After commuting, scrolling, junk food, and poor sleep, we lack the energy and drive to be creative and have new ideas. That’s when AI will eat us alive, when we’re too dra...
Friday Links: AI engineers, prompt injection, and job market
Hey there. Here are 5 links I thought were worth sharing this week: #1. We all might become AI engineers (6min), but we still need to know what to build and how it should work. AI needs hands on the wheel. #2. AI speeds up coding, but there are plenty of coding activities that aren’t typing (2min). There’s still work for humans. #3. Last week, another npm package was infected. The interesting part? Someone stole the npm token by injecting a prompt into a GitHub issue (10min). SQL injection i...
The #1 Health Tip From the Guy Obsessed With Living Forever
If you could only do one thing for your health, it should be sleep. Brian Johnson, the guy trying to live forever, teaches in his videos and interviews to be a professional sleeper. He’s right when he says nobody teaches us to sleep. For better sleep, build your life around sleep: Have dinner earlier Remove screens before bed Adjust your room temperature Turn off lights in your room Beyond the basics, Brian’s recent videos taught me to aim for a lower heart rate before sleep. Try j...
TIL: How to Set Up a Unilateral One-to-One Relationship with Entity Framework Core
In another episode of Adventures with Entity Framework while migrating a legacy app… Entity Framework Core only populated a child entity on one item in a result. To honor the 20-minute rule, and for my future self, here’s what I found: TL;DR: You don’t need the WithOne() and HasForeignKey() when configuring the relationship. #1. Let’s create an optional one-to-one relationship. Let’s create a Movie and an Award table. USE Movies; GO CREATE TABLE Awards ( Id INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY(1,1)...
Building a Reusable Blazor Component for Summernote
In another adventure with Blazor… While migrating a legacy app, I had to “componentize” an HTML editor. It used Summernote, “a super simple WYSIWYG editor on Bootstrap”. The fun part was learning JavaScript interop: calling JavaScript from .NET and viceversa. After some Googling and sneaking into abandoned GitHub repos, here’s what I came up with: The component In Summernote.razor: @using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Sections <HeadContent> <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/...
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