A weathered metal sign mounted on a yellow brick wall reads *School Bus Exit* with a right‑pointing arrow beneath the text.

Three New MAI Models


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Microsoft announced three new first‑party MAI models this week, all available through Foundry. The releases cover ...

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A modern art museum with a dramatic cantilevered upper section clad in green metal panels extends over a glass-walled entrance. Tall, narrow windows line the projecting structure, and the glass doors below display the words WELCOME and Museum of Art. Leafless trees and nearby buildings sit under a clear blue sky.

We are still engineers


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Steve Sanderson from the GitHub Copilot coding agent team walks through the techniques and mental models that make the ...

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A vintage blue‑and‑yellow Stearman Kaydet biplane hangs from the ceiling of a museum gallery. The upper wing shows the word “ARMY” in large black letters with a U.S. Army Air Corps roundel. The radial engine and wooden propeller are visible at the nose, and the aircraft’s bright yellow wings and tail stand out against the neutral interior of the space.

Upgrading old code with Copilot


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I finally did it! DasBlog Core has been officially upgraded to .NET 10! This is probably the single biggest release ...

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Text includes the words Continue your journey through Connection. With the Connection italicized for emphasis. Suggests forward movement and thematic focus on connection, from within a curated exhibit in Indianapolis.

Leadership from Birds


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A colleague shared a newsletter with me titled The Shape of Leadership by Mike Fisher, here is an excerpt: The ...

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Visual Studio with overlapping windows showing a custom theme file in the background and a C# controller file in the foreground, with using directives for ASP.NET and DasBlog namespaces.

Color‑Driven Code Navigation


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Color has become one of the most important tools in my daily development workflow. When I am moving across dozens of ...

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Six square signs mounted on a corrugated metal wall, each showing a white pictogram of a different activity: weightlifting, hiking, kayaking, running, rock climbing, and cycling — arranged left to right as a visual catalog of outdoor and fitness pursuits.

I Misunderstood Skills Entirely


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I found this excerpt from Did Skills Kill MCP? really helpful: Saying skills killed MCP is about as accurate as saying ...

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A red-brick canal-side house with white-framed windows and multiple chimneys sits beside a calm waterway, reflecting the building and surrounding greenery. A weeping willow and other lush trees frame the scene, while a small lock gate and brick wall hint at the canal’s navigational use. The sky is partly cloudy, adding to the peaceful, semi-rural atmosphere.

I Miss Riding the Cuts


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My brother gifted me a Diamond Back Ascent in the early 90s, I remember it was snowing when he dropped it off, but ...

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A vintage mechanical cash register with round, color-coded buttons arranged in vertical columns, each labeled with numbers or symbols like "1", "10", "20", and a red "5". Above the buttons is a display panel marked "Dollars", "Cents", and "Clerk", with an arrow pointing right. The register is housed in a dark metal casing and mounted against a white brick wall.

Does the math work?


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The Verge has delivered some of the year’s best interviews with a variety of tech CEOs, and this end‑of‑year ...

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Mosaic by Claude Maréchal in Paris, France, featuring vibrant swirling patterns of multicolored tiles. Two prominent red and maroon abstract forms stand out against a dynamic background of white, yellow, orange, and other hues, creating a striking and intricate composition.

An AI-orchestrated espionage campaign


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Fascinating (frightening?) report from Anthropic describing how they eventually disrupted the first reported ...

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