Kendall Miller
@kendallwmiller.com
There was a time as a first time manager when I liked Hazelnut Coffee. I thought it was more special than your typical coffee.
January 29, 2025 at 8:45 PM
There was a time as a first time manager when I liked Hazelnut Coffee. I thought it was more special than your typical coffee.
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Software engineers of the world, I beg you.
Stop disabling copy and paste in password fields.
Sincerely,
Someone with non-human memorable 20+ character passwords generated by a password manager.
Stop disabling copy and paste in password fields.
Sincerely,
Someone with non-human memorable 20+ character passwords generated by a password manager.
January 9, 2025 at 12:47 AM
Software engineers of the world, I beg you.
Stop disabling copy and paste in password fields.
Sincerely,
Someone with non-human memorable 20+ character passwords generated by a password manager.
Stop disabling copy and paste in password fields.
Sincerely,
Someone with non-human memorable 20+ character passwords generated by a password manager.
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To celebrate the closing of my first year as a PI, I present the drastically miss-sized things I have ordered next to what I was trying to order, a thread.
#sciencesky #neuroskyence #neuroscience
Up first...Rosie the wrench. Silver lining torque is amazing and we now have a lab mascot.
#sciencesky #neuroskyence #neuroscience
Up first...Rosie the wrench. Silver lining torque is amazing and we now have a lab mascot.
December 12, 2024 at 8:37 PM
To celebrate the closing of my first year as a PI, I present the drastically miss-sized things I have ordered next to what I was trying to order, a thread.
#sciencesky #neuroskyence #neuroscience
Up first...Rosie the wrench. Silver lining torque is amazing and we now have a lab mascot.
#sciencesky #neuroskyence #neuroscience
Up first...Rosie the wrench. Silver lining torque is amazing and we now have a lab mascot.
Imagine - Distribution is so critical Google pays billions to be the search engine on iPhone.
Microsoft *removes their AI from their OS*.
Does Microsoft not want you to use Copilot?
Microsoft *removes their AI from their OS*.
Does Microsoft not want you to use Copilot?
December 11, 2024 at 10:59 AM
Imagine - Distribution is so critical Google pays billions to be the search engine on iPhone.
Microsoft *removes their AI from their OS*.
Does Microsoft not want you to use Copilot?
Microsoft *removes their AI from their OS*.
Does Microsoft not want you to use Copilot?
Copilot on windows 11 is such an unforced error. It started great - a native, built in copilot for your day. This could have been groundbreaking.
And the team.. Decided to rip that out and make it a web app? Why would I use that it's no longer integrated into my workspace.
And the team.. Decided to rip that out and make it a web app? Why would I use that it's no longer integrated into my workspace.
December 11, 2024 at 10:58 AM
Copilot on windows 11 is such an unforced error. It started great - a native, built in copilot for your day. This could have been groundbreaking.
And the team.. Decided to rip that out and make it a web app? Why would I use that it's no longer integrated into my workspace.
And the team.. Decided to rip that out and make it a web app? Why would I use that it's no longer integrated into my workspace.
This week I'm with the Loupe team in the UK working on our new "instant container" version of Loupe. One thing we're vascillationg on is "do we auto-create a self-signed cert for SSL?
December 11, 2024 at 9:29 AM
This week I'm with the Loupe team in the UK working on our new "instant container" version of Loupe. One thing we're vascillationg on is "do we auto-create a self-signed cert for SSL?
This incorrect placard caused quite the argument over who had what seat. It was put on the left side of the row, and it’s a right side placard. See if you can spot the problem.
December 9, 2024 at 3:45 AM
This incorrect placard caused quite the argument over who had what seat. It was put on the left side of the row, and it’s a right side placard. See if you can spot the problem.
I’m enjoying my flight experience to the Uk so far. We haven’t left the gate and after an hour of them trying things to fix the issue they’re going to reboot the plane.
There’s a part of me that thinks this is laughable - but from an engineering perspective : yes, let’s try that.
There’s a part of me that thinks this is laughable - but from an engineering perspective : yes, let’s try that.
December 9, 2024 at 3:05 AM
I’m enjoying my flight experience to the Uk so far. We haven’t left the gate and after an hour of them trying things to fix the issue they’re going to reboot the plane.
There’s a part of me that thinks this is laughable - but from an engineering perspective : yes, let’s try that.
There’s a part of me that thinks this is laughable - but from an engineering perspective : yes, let’s try that.
In the new “work from home” world - time for a trip? Time for some updates!
December 8, 2024 at 10:55 PM
In the new “work from home” world - time for a trip? Time for some updates!
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Why do people hold their phones to take calls like they're Star Trek communicators now? What changed?
November 27, 2024 at 4:21 PM
Why do people hold their phones to take calls like they're Star Trek communicators now? What changed?
Gen AI may achieve the extraordinary - convince me to get another monitor.
It's messing with my well-worn window habits to keep moving my AI Assistant around, so I might be compelled to put another monitor on the left for it so my Email and Media player can live in peace.
It's messing with my well-worn window habits to keep moving my AI Assistant around, so I might be compelled to put another monitor on the left for it so my Email and Media player can live in peace.
November 27, 2024 at 12:31 AM
Gen AI may achieve the extraordinary - convince me to get another monitor.
It's messing with my well-worn window habits to keep moving my AI Assistant around, so I might be compelled to put another monitor on the left for it so my Email and Media player can live in peace.
It's messing with my well-worn window habits to keep moving my AI Assistant around, so I might be compelled to put another monitor on the left for it so my Email and Media player can live in peace.
My Brother: Lost my reading glasses, gonna have to go back to Home Depot.
Me: For reading glasses?
My Brother: Yeah, where else?
I now have this image of DeWalt reading glasses...
Me: For reading glasses?
My Brother: Yeah, where else?
I now have this image of DeWalt reading glasses...
November 24, 2024 at 10:16 PM
My Brother: Lost my reading glasses, gonna have to go back to Home Depot.
Me: For reading glasses?
My Brother: Yeah, where else?
I now have this image of DeWalt reading glasses...
Me: For reading glasses?
My Brother: Yeah, where else?
I now have this image of DeWalt reading glasses...
About the Las Vegas GP: “The race is held at 10:00 PM to fit the normal time for its prime audience “
Where, Australia? That’s 6/7 AM in Europe.
Let’s be honest: this is all about not messing up the Casino revenue too badly.
Where, Australia? That’s 6/7 AM in Europe.
Let’s be honest: this is all about not messing up the Casino revenue too badly.
November 24, 2024 at 6:55 AM
About the Las Vegas GP: “The race is held at 10:00 PM to fit the normal time for its prime audience “
Where, Australia? That’s 6/7 AM in Europe.
Let’s be honest: this is all about not messing up the Casino revenue too badly.
Where, Australia? That’s 6/7 AM in Europe.
Let’s be honest: this is all about not messing up the Casino revenue too badly.
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Swedish navy currently like a pig in shit, because they get to join the NATO chase of the suspected ship that cut the Baltic cables.
It's like being invited to the pub with your older brother and his mates for the first time
It's like being invited to the pub with your older brother and his mates for the first time
November 19, 2024 at 8:56 PM
Swedish navy currently like a pig in shit, because they get to join the NATO chase of the suspected ship that cut the Baltic cables.
It's like being invited to the pub with your older brother and his mates for the first time
It's like being invited to the pub with your older brother and his mates for the first time
I’ve been a massive fan of Service bus for years - it’s been a key enabling tech in each SaaS I’ve been involved with for the past.. decade?
But automated tests have always been a thorn because of the lack of local story - and this closed that gap. Excellent!
But automated tests have always been a thorn because of the lack of local story - and this closed that gap. Excellent!
The Azure Service Bus emulator is finally here! 🎉🎉🎉
This will make local development and local testing so much easier and also cheaper!👌🏼 But remember, as with any emulator, you still want to test against the real service as well 😅
This will make local development and local testing so much easier and also cheaper!👌🏼 But remember, as with any emulator, you still want to test against the real service as well 😅
We are beyond excited to announce the Service Bus local emulator! This has been the most requested feature for Service Bus, and today is the day.
You can find the official announcement at techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/messagi....
You can find the official announcement at techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/messagi....
November 20, 2024 at 3:23 AM
I’ve been a massive fan of Service bus for years - it’s been a key enabling tech in each SaaS I’ve been involved with for the past.. decade?
But automated tests have always been a thorn because of the lack of local story - and this closed that gap. Excellent!
But automated tests have always been a thorn because of the lack of local story - and this closed that gap. Excellent!
Kevin blows me away. In the past week, we've dropped deep into at least two areas of tech, he brow beat me to stop coding and get back to Marketing (workin' on it kev!)
And then on the weekend he's *redoing the brake lines on the family car*.
Epic.
And then on the weekend he's *redoing the brake lines on the family car*.
Epic.
Today I did my first brake line swap on our minivan. Surprisingly easy to do even, including bleeding which I had only ever done with my dad.
November 17, 2024 at 10:34 PM
Kevin blows me away. In the past week, we've dropped deep into at least two areas of tech, he brow beat me to stop coding and get back to Marketing (workin' on it kev!)
And then on the weekend he's *redoing the brake lines on the family car*.
Epic.
And then on the weekend he's *redoing the brake lines on the family car*.
Epic.
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I would totally pay a few dollars each month to support BlueSky, even if there were no benefits. Just to support a social network that is open to both users and developers.
November 17, 2024 at 12:43 PM
I would totally pay a few dollars each month to support BlueSky, even if there were no benefits. Just to support a social network that is open to both users and developers.
I get it, it turns out sit stand desks don’t matter for your health.
Still; I like it. In part it forces me to keep my desk tidy.(ish)
Still; I like it. In part it forces me to keep my desk tidy.(ish)
November 17, 2024 at 1:24 AM
I get it, it turns out sit stand desks don’t matter for your health.
Still; I like it. In part it forces me to keep my desk tidy.(ish)
Still; I like it. In part it forces me to keep my desk tidy.(ish)
This is Loupe 6 running as a docker container on my *synology NAS at home*. Now that's epic portability!
This is really a testament to the .NET team (and Synology).
This is really a testament to the .NET team (and Synology).
November 17, 2024 at 12:44 AM
This is Loupe 6 running as a docker container on my *synology NAS at home*. Now that's epic portability!
This is really a testament to the .NET team (and Synology).
This is really a testament to the .NET team (and Synology).
We haven't benchmarked the new .NET 8 builds for Loupe 6 vs. the .NET Framework implementation in Loupe 5 - largely because it's not the point ATM and most of our server perf is ultimately limited by SQL Server
But anecdotally, it's faster.
But anecdotally, it's faster.
November 17, 2024 at 12:31 AM
We haven't benchmarked the new .NET 8 builds for Loupe 6 vs. the .NET Framework implementation in Loupe 5 - largely because it's not the point ATM and most of our server perf is ultimately limited by SQL Server
But anecdotally, it's faster.
But anecdotally, it's faster.
Upgrading Loupe to .NET 8 was a lot less work than I expected - This is a codebase with its roots in *.NET 2.0*.
The WinForms UI was surprisingly less work than I expected- thanks mostly to DevExpress who really has their act together.
The WinForms UI was surprisingly less work than I expected- thanks mostly to DevExpress who really has their act together.
November 17, 2024 at 12:18 AM
Upgrading Loupe to .NET 8 was a lot less work than I expected - This is a codebase with its roots in *.NET 2.0*.
The WinForms UI was surprisingly less work than I expected- thanks mostly to DevExpress who really has their act together.
The WinForms UI was surprisingly less work than I expected- thanks mostly to DevExpress who really has their act together.
It’s been a while since I’ve been excited about the potential of a product I’m working on, but the next version of Loupe Logging is definitely it!
I’ve been working on a new dependency less container version of Loupe Server with the goal of being useful, free, and click to run.
I’ve been working on a new dependency less container version of Loupe Server with the goal of being useful, free, and click to run.
November 17, 2024 at 12:14 AM
It’s been a while since I’ve been excited about the potential of a product I’m working on, but the next version of Loupe Logging is definitely it!
I’ve been working on a new dependency less container version of Loupe Server with the goal of being useful, free, and click to run.
I’ve been working on a new dependency less container version of Loupe Server with the goal of being useful, free, and click to run.