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Don't take me wrong but use jetbrain rider or ms visual studio instead not vs code
Cosmos DB is mean the AI is integrated with distributed Database?
awesome work, except for the eye blinding white theme
@4:37 Hosting Data API Builder under Static Web Apps is still in preview - any news on when it will go to General Availability? I'd love to be able to use this, but can't risk it while in preview. I guess I could set up a container to host the engine, but I'd rather not.
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It has been a while.. it will be great to see an updated version of this tutorial.. react native web is now so different and better!
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That's a cool project. Mind to share the link for that cat button pressing website?
Thank you Kristen Womack. Your voice is so gentle it's almost ASMRish. I've been meaning to engage with the Azure development environment. You certainly make it look less daunting.
Team, any security concerns using this? Is there a secure pattern to allow external developers to connect? Thank you Team😊
thank for your sharing
I love when standards are open and powerful.
how can we get enterprise or org id to use this ? anyone ?
Great stuff! Thanks!
Not Beginner friendly ! 🥲
Can I make an application with Linux as the main OS, sir?
The demo looks really nice but doesn't really work, I think. The high compile time you get at first execution is most likely statistics related (update + no stats on the modifieddate column). This is evidenced by disabling the auto update/create stats, or worse, by reexecuting the query after emptying the plan cache , without using the optimized plan forcing feature. The compile time will then be drastically reduced, making the query unelligible for plan replay. You need a more complicated query for that demo. Having more info on the compile time threshold would be nice.
Amazing demo. Thanks. 👍
2:41 did she mean when the CONSUMERS r ready ?
Also there is an array method named ".forEach" and usage is like this: const fruits= ['Pineapple', 'Apple', 'Peach']; fruits.forEach( (fruit) => { console.log(fruit) })
Great demo, thanks. Looking forward to this being supported for SQL MI.
This function logically just takes the given value and add to variable character by character left to right... How it can reverse string with that :D ?
Cool story. So, let's fix it?!
It's been fixed for 8 years. In the OS that is. If apps still hardcode 260 then that's their problem.
you explain so kindly and simply for any beginner to understand. It shows your level of high expertise.
Just run onto this problem, even though I have all my solutions at c/development.
That's a nice format. Talking about historical facts like these. Btw, it would be nice if you fixed the limitation in Windows Explorer for systems like NTFS.
Awesome! 2:18 What does "restore" mean in context of NuGet packages? And do they need to be restored each time the code changes?
Lol and they still have it right now... What a joke
More Oosterman stories! What a treat.
WAIT WHAT!!! The video just ended like that! I thought he was going to say that they actually fixed it.
The background is that Microsoft strives for backwards compatibility in its operating systems from 40 years ago until today. Not saying you can execute native 16bit apps on Win11 out of the box, but the pathways are there if you have an MSDN account 🎉
They did. Starting with Windows NT the OS supports 32767 UTF-16 code-points long paths, but you need to use special prefix, otherwise backwards compatibility keeps the limit of 260 characters. Starting with Windows 10 version 1607 the application can opt-out of that backward compatibility and use 32K long paths freely.
As others have mentioned, Windows has the ability to bypass the 260-byte limit. But it's not enough for the operating system to add new functionality. The core challenge is getting the ecosystem updated, because it requires special considerations for applications. Even though Windows has had the ability to bypass the 260-byte limit for years (decades?), applications are slow to react. A large part of the reason for this is that application developers often target versions of Windows like Windows XP and Windows 2000, and those operating systems don't have many of the nice features that are added in newer versions. And maintaining applications that can work on both old and new operating systems is made easier by just targeting the API surface of the old version of the operating system. And the problem is pervasive. There are even many Microsoft applications that don't yet fully support long filenames.
Oh, and to be fair, I was just thinking about answering the question as asked, and not including a forward looking addendum - that was an oversight on my part, I should have included it.
This is a nice demo to show off Citus, but it’s also totally invalid to compare the systems like that. You had 11 nodes for Citus of the same size as the single PG node. You used all that extra hardware to demonstrate that more hardware is faster and then showed off that a roll-up table is faster than accessing base data. None of that is surprising. If you spent the same amount of money on a PG cluster how fast would it have been?
Love this!!
Awake is hit or miss with Teams status.
Very good explanation, I have a question as you demonstrated everything using code,can we do using AI search from portal from blob to till creating index? If yes then what’s different by do it code and using portal?
incomplete tutorial video...
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wow! It was a very interesting and detailed explanation of using vending subscriptions. Thank you for the useful video! 🙂
Great stuff! Thanks!
Sir how to become computer scientist..... I need further more explanations plzzz
The best certification is a working prototype on your name.
This seems cool
Can we stop calling everything CoPilot please - and not just Microsoft does this either, the word is way overused
Thank you for the feedback. It can be a challenge to strike the perfect balance especially when a it's so popular and useful in so many forms.
Totally confusing & overused word. Is it GitHub Copilot? Microsoft Copilot? Copilot Pro? ... or just a generic "Copilot" tool that helps you?
Steal people's money and say we didn't do it
Go out get some air
Except it's not free 😂
How to extract Mathematical equations from document please show.
NB: this video is sponsored by openai gpt-4 😂😂😂 switch to gpt-4 now
It works on my machine.
Woot! 💙