Love it. ❤

very good presentation and presenter

when SQL database will be available Fabric the UK region?

Hi, I'd like to run this in a GitHub Action on Windows Runner. Theat runner has already installed PAC CLI but no data command available. I've followed this video to run "pac tool cmt" which is notified as successful during run. Also "pac tool list" shows it then. But when I run "pac data help" then the systems tells me "data" is not a valid command. Any suggestions what might be wrong?

Then... how did we end up with WinRT?

Is there going to be control over the auto-scaling of the Database related to cost control? To ensure it doesn't scale too high?

You guys Rock. This is excellent.

Can we use this in ios/android maui apps?

Nice

Amazing!!! Super Excited!!!

This was painful. They clearly aren't speaking contemporaneously.

Effective discussion

The presenter mentions the code is available, where can we find the codes?

Let him cook!!!

have you tried making the models clickable? i mean if the user clicks the model or a button placed in the model, a pop-up appears to show the properties of that model?

So now you've documented the function twice. One in the comments and once it the Readme. And probably a third time with unit test. It seems like the AI should have at least suggested the comment from the code as part of the description.

40 years.. congrats man! I like these short videos.

OMG DARK MODE FOR WINFORMS!!!!

Here because CS50! on my path to became better at hipnotizing the computer

That’s really cool! Hypothetically, if I’m working for a company and the chatbot should only surface information to a user that’s related to their respective department, what’s the ideal way to go about this? Would it involve some sort of dynamic data injection based on the user, an interface abstraction between the chatbot and the various departmental data that routes to a specific department based on the user, or would it be best to create a separate instance for each department?

how does routing work in regards to this? nuxtconfig auto gens a staticwebappconfig file, but is the routing configured the same to deny unauthenticated access?

I did the same for where i work in elixir and postgress sql, obviously there are many things to consider like 1. make sure the sql generated is secure, correct, you want to prevent any change operations 2. In a multi-tenant single database instance, a user of one organization cannot see data of another organization 3. Performing retries 4. Avoiding db connection pool overload. These days I recommend using SQLite as an in memory subset of data isolation if the data is not too bulky

The good old days of early Exchange!!

@Bea_Stollnitz, I wish you made a continuation of this videos with next topics linked with unsupervised learning! This was brilliant and helped me a lot, since videos were so well made and explanations were easy and on point. Thank you.

The funny part about this is that when the end user installs a program it automatically says it will install in the Program Folder even if it is x86 and your machine is x64. The explanation makes no sense. Make one folder and put every Program File there. If there is a problem later when porting, just do like everyone else and exclude the program until it is ported by the developer, if it is a main system program port the program before the system needs to evaluate it and/or include the ported update in the porting process. Not doing this just reaffirms that x86 isn't going anywhere, even thought there was a push when x64 was created to move everything. It's like, no matter the advancements, there will still be some programs holding everything back.

Love this!

Good luck getting that now from any company they get rid of you when you get close to that

Why would anyone want to know this?

Great stuff! Thanks!

Great stuff! Thanks!

this videoi's are so outdated that they became useless, there is nothing that is said thats still remotly accurate. So you cant follow anything there is said in this tutorial

Well, because I am in the UK, all I can say is CRIKEY! or BLIMEY! this is the sort of great utility AI is bringing to the business world. The company I work for has years of old support/knowledge base data - this is perfect to ask questions of it!

But what about SQL Server on AWS?

I made a rag from scratch in c#. Its amazing!!! Vector database with lsh, real time memory index, partial match searching. All local using SQLite and fast Bert tokenizer.

In old age people don't write ✍️. Just recite and think 💬 more and compile it. Never write anything. Writing means for cleaning mind.

What flavor Jell-O

Damn simple and detailed explanation all the same time

Blazor is a very cool framework. I love both client and server modes. Given the fact that wasm is fairly new, blazor client has a bright future .

Fun fact: the 'H' in 'HResult' is for 'handle': back in the day (and by that I'm talking about early '93, IIRC), it was contemplated that the handle returned (especially in the error case) was a genuine handle, one that could be used (via additional COM system APIs) to enquire about further details about the error (think: explicitly returned exception object). Now, this would have made inproc COM calls way, way too heavyweight to be practical, so fortunately this was nipped in the bud as an actual feature (HResults are just 32 bit constants), but the name somehow stuck.

Well put! Couldn't have said it better myself 🙂

Larry, there's a third option, which I'm sure you're just forgetting: define an stable schema of a table of function pointers with fixed signatures and semantics. In COM, we called those 'interfaces' :-).

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Very useful and thank you. My use case is a db of 30,000+ products in ~20 product classes. Each class of product has its own set of attributes, stored in a JSONB attribute field. I'm also generating AI queries against the db where we can pull products from different categories based on attribute similarity.

Great Video...Thanks

I don't know which is worse: the fact, that Copilot generates wrong documentation (it does not return "False" "Otherwise", and 'foo' does not result in "False"), even after many attempts to generate it correctly (he cycles endless through the suggestions to then write most part of it manually). Or the fact, that Microsoft doesn't care in its videos, and just propagates Copilot generating garbage!

Communication is very important in relationships

Amazing!

Thanks.

"How to uninstall Dev Home" would be a more useful video.