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How to add npm to a net core project (vscode on ubuntu)
So I’m trying to learn .net core mvc by building the mvc-app template from a console app. So far everything’s gone well (thanks to a few questions here and on stackoverflow). Now I’m going to start building the controllers and views. So now I need bootstrap, jquery, jquery-validation and jquery-validation-unobtrusive. In the mvc-template they’re all […]
Has taking a paycut ever worked out well for anyone?
I’m a Senior .NET dev making $110k a year (Pretty well on the top end for being in the Midwest) at a job where my skills are starting to stagnate, and I generally just don’t enjoy being at. The problem is all the other Senior Dev jobs around me max out at around $95k (which […]
Fast and Easy Containers: Azure Container Instances
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Hyper-V virtual machine gallery and networking improvements coming…
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DirectorySearcher doesn’t respect the SizeLimit property if the SizeLimit is 256 or over. Any ideas?
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Ubuntu now in the Windows Store: Updates to Linux on Windows 10 and Important Tips
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I read early reviews with Skylake-X GCC compilation had lower performance because of lower L3 cache for cross-core comm. Can anyone confirm with a Skylake-X CPU that compile times are not down in Visual Studio? I sent some PMs and none of the tech youtubers want to test this.
I have a Haswell 5820k, but it would be better if somebody had a broadwell-x and skylake-x cpu to compare to. L3 cache was cut in half basically for Skylake-X and the L2 I think quadrupled. Seems reasonable that code compilation could benefit greatly from L3. submitted by /u/fluoroamine [link] [comments]
Complex form validations made simple with React + MVVM
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