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03 Dec

First glance at C# from JS perspective

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My journey started with… When I set out to create a project, my goal was to build a game that could potentially feature 3D elements, be interactive, and particularly played on mobile platforms. I also wanted to integrate AI into the game to add depth and complexity. Naturally, this led me to explore C#—a language commonly used in the Unity game engine. While I won’t dive into the specifics of Unity itself in this post, I do want to focus on why I chose C# and how it compares to JavaScript from my perspective as someone coming from a JavaScript…

03 Dec

How to enable Tab Groups in Firefox – gHacks Tech News

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Mozilla has been working on integrating tab groups in Firefox for quite some time. The organization confirmed in May that it was working on a set of features that would allow Firefox users to use features that other browsers, including Google Chrome, offered already. Good to know: Firefox Stable users may enable tab groups in the browser already. The feature is disabled by default, but it can be activated in less than a minute and with minimal effort. This guide explains how that is done further down below. Firefox Tab Groups Features Firefox Nightly users were the first to test…

03 Dec

China has banned certain metal exports in retaliation to the US chip restrictions

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As of today, Chinese gallium, germanium and antimony are no longer being exported to the US. Germanium and gallium exports had already ceased in October, and antimony exports have dropped by 97 percent since September. This official declaration comes a day after the US announced it would further to China, particularly referring to computer chips.This ban includes materials that have “potential military applications,” .The Chinese export ban primarily concerns what the government calls “dual-use items,” which are objects both the military and civilians can use. Due to this ban, graphite exports to the US from China must also undergo stricter…

03 Dec

Proba-3 Technological Breakthroughs: SiPM Sensors, Solar Science

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The solar corona, the Sun’s outermost atmospheric layer, is a primary focus of scientific study due to its extreme temperatures—millions of degrees hotter than the Sun’s surface—and its significant Source link lol

03 Dec

Minikube….

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Minikube is a lightweight tool that allows you to run a single-node Kubernetes cluster locally on your machine. It is commonly used for learning, development, and testing purposes because it provides an easy way to experiment with Kubernetes without requiring a full-scale cluster setup. Key Features of Minikube: Local Kubernetes Cluster: It runs Kubernetes in a virtual machine or container, allowing you to use Kubernetes commands (kubectl) to interact with the cluster. Supports Multiple Platforms: Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Customizable Cluster Configurations: You can specify the number of CPUs, memory, and Kubernetes versions during setup. Integrated Add-ons: Minikube…

03 Dec

The Morning After: Intel’s CEO just suddenly retired

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It’s been a quiet few news days as everyone seemingly parses deals from Black Friday through to Cyber Monday. But there’s always time for a shock announcement: Pat Gelsinger is retiring after over 40 years at the company and close to four years at the chip manufacturer’s helm. Effective December 1, Gelsinger left his post and his position on the board of directors. The board has created a search committee to “diligently and expeditiously” find a new CEO. Gelsinger oversaw Intel during a tumultuous time for the company. In late 2022, Intel laid off about 20 percent of its staff…

03 Dec

Make Your Vite Project LLM-Friendly with vite-plugin-llms

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As Large Language Models (LLMs) become increasingly integrated into development workflows, there's growing interest in making our websites and documentation more accessible to these AI assistants. The llms.txt specification aims to address this need by providing a standardized way to serve LLM-friendly content. Today, I'm excited to introduce vite-plugin-llms, a Vite plugin that makes implementing the llms.txt specification a breeze. What is llms.txt? Before diving into the plugin, let's understand what llms.txt is. The specification suggests two main additions to your website: A /llms.txt file in your site's root that provides concise, markdown-formatted information about your project Clean markdown versions…

03 Dec

The best Nintendo Switch OLED accessories for 2024

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With the improved stand on the back of the OLED Switch, it’s now more convenient to play in tabletop mode. But you’re still dealing with the same old Joy-Con controllers, which might be a bit too cramped for players with larger hands. In that case you’ll want to upgrade to a more pro-level gamepad. And yes, there is Nintendo’s Pro Controller, which is still the best choice for your Switch overall if you can get one, but 8Bitdo’s Pro 2 is also great, not to mention incredibly flexible. You can use it with Android devices, a PC or Mac desktop…

03 Dec

Intel CEO’s Departure Leaves Top U.S. Chipmaker Adrift

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The sudden departure of Pat Gelsinger as the CEO of Intel leaves the struggling U.S. chipmaker adrift, according to analysts who spoke to EE Times.The company’s plan to ramp production of its 18A chips Source link lol

03 Dec

From Scribbles to Spells: Perfecting Instructions in Copilot Studio

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Intro:While experimenting with Generative Answers, I noticed that the output often didn't align with my expectations. My goal was to build a chatbot based on Standard Operating Procedures (SoP), which included detailed step-by-step instructions for completing tasks. However, when using the out-of-the-box Generative Answer feature in Copilot Studio, the responses tended to summarize and provide context rather than delivering the specific instructions users needed. This led me to explore how I could leverage detailed instructions within the agent to ensure accurate and relevant responses. Instructions are crucial in AI-generated content because they guide the AI to produce responses that are…