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ardalis.com
Clean Architecture on one slide:
Screenshot of my dotnetconf talk on clean architecture showing how the application is organized
November 15, 2025 at 4:59 AM
morganvisconti.bsky.social
Mustard
#photography
#fallcolors
#newyork
#shotoniphone
A vibrant yellow MG convertible with a black soft top is parked on a city street in front of a bright blue modern apartment building. Golden autumn leaves hang overhead, and the reflections in the windows add warmth to the urban scene. The contrast between the vintage car and the clean, modern architecture creates a nostalgic yet contemporary mood.
November 16, 2025 at 4:55 PM
mischab.bsky.social
Apricot Terrace

Prompt in ALT

#aiart #blueskyart #digitalart #aicommunity #portrait #goldenhour #85mm #balcony #bokeh #naturallight
Warm golden hour balcony portrait, subject with green eyes and tousled dark hair in a loose updo, wearing an ivory camisole dress with lace trim, holding a glass of white wine, low sun from camera left creating soft rim and cheek highlights, 85mm prime at f/2.5 1/800s ISO100, shallow depth with focus on the nearer eye, fine skin texture with gentle sheen, daylight white balance, bounce fill from stone facade and railing, background city shapes rendered as deep bokeh, eye-level three-quarter angle, rule-of-thirds placement, controlled speculars in the glass, subtle vignette, clean microcontrast and natural color grade, environment anchored by cast iron balustrade and distant architecture.
November 16, 2025 at 3:47 AM
aotoki.me
測試步驟 - Clean Architecture in TypeScript
https://blog.aotoki.me/posts/2025/11/14/clean-architecture-in-ts-test-steps/
November 14, 2025 at 1:31 AM
nimblepros.com
It's .NET Conf Day 3!

Sadukie will be presenting on Decision Records at 1:30pm EST.

Ardalis will be presenting on Clean Architecture and ASP.NET 10 at 3:30pm EST.

Hope to see you in the chat!

Tune in at: https://www.dotnetconf.net/

#dotnet #SoftwareArchitecture #DecisionRecords
.NET Conf 2025
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November 13, 2025 at 12:00 PM
jeffvandermeer.bsky.social
I really want to read Bruno Latour's book about Aramis, the failed Paris public transportation project of the 1970s, after seeing it in a museum in French. BUT LOOK HOW AWFUL THE ENGLISH-LANGUAGE COVER IS!! Arggh. (More in the alt text.)
A shit for brains fucked up disgrace of a dipshitical cover with yellow frame the exact hue of Big Bird turned into a school bus with ARAMIS in sans serif black letters highlighted in relief by piss yellow and Bruno Latour's name forever defiled by a seemingly blasphemous *different* sans serif font in white with birdshit black highlights to make it look three-dimensional if you consider the early video game Pong three dimensional. Below this atrocity the velvet lavender hue chosen for inside the outer yellow--the color contrast similar to the effect of shoving a banana skin over an egg plant and shouting "fucking seamless, lads!"--is filled up with a black and white photo of train tracks but to the reader register as a ladder as in "if i climb that long enough will it lead me somewhere I can't see this shitty ass cover." That the "square" of the photograph is a kind of rogue rhomboid only further makes a felony crime the fucking symmetrical blue lines in the upper third of the cover no doubt drawn there in desperation by a cover designer who was by that time in a design situation comparative to Napoleon at Waterloo, if Napolean had actually been a composite of a dead frog embracing a broken stapler. A clean crisp white background anchors a sophisticated use of minimalism with bruno latour's name in black in the upper left and centered between that and the photograph in the lower half, the title aramis in a light blue that matched the vertical rectangle of blue in the photo. Below the title the subtitle of "ou l'amour des techniques" is nicely subservient to the title but still prominent. The photo, which shows an Aramis car compartment from outside the doors is a wonderfully complex visual image controlled by and given clarity by vertical lines formed by the open doors and the flow of the interior. The red swathes of the interior architecture and the cream white exterior and interior walls create a nice contrast, with the blue on an interior column a lovely pop of color. The photo seems to sum up the challenges of this public transportation project and also the clashes of various stakeholders. The additional information in text below the photo continues the blue into the bottom of the cover, again drawing the eye in a pleasing way. In all ways, the cover invites the reader by being sophisticated, unified, colorful with being garish, and is a match to the reputation of the author.
November 10, 2025 at 7:48 PM
jochenberger.bsky.social
Late Light, Vienna, November 2025

Late light lingers soft,
spheres hum in the fading glow,
dusk climbs the steel veins.

#AlphabetChallenge #WeekSforShadows
#Stunday #ImageAndVerse #SensoryArt #patterns
#Vienna #WienLiebe #FineArt #PhotographersofBluesky #blackandwhitephotography #ClassicMono
The image captures a striking black-and-white composition of an escalator shaft, viewed from below. The focus is on three spherical ceiling lights with horizontal black bands, creating a geometric contrast against the smooth, curved walls. The lights are symmetrically aligned, emphasizing repetition and minimalism. The play of light and shadow enhances the depth and perspective, drawing the viewer’s eye upward along the escalator’s path. The high contrast and clean lines evoke a sense of modernist architecture and abstract photography. Das Bild zeigt eine beeindruckende Schwarz-Weiß-Komposition eines Rolltreppenschachts, von unten aufgenommen. Im Fokus stehen drei kugelförmige Deckenleuchten mit horizontalen schwarzen Bändern, die einen geometrischen Kontrast zu den glatten, gekrümmten Wänden bilden. Die Leuchten sind symmetrisch angeordnet und betonen Wiederholung und Minimalismus. Das Spiel von Licht und Schatten verstärkt die Tiefe und Perspektive und lenkt den Blick des Betrachters entlang des Rolltreppenverlaufs nach oben. Der hohe Kontrast und die klaren Linien vermitteln einen Sinn für moderne Architektur und abstrakte Fotografie.
November 9, 2025 at 12:47 PM
wackjackle.norden.social.ap.brid.gy
Good explanation for what fundamentally changed in the US financial system after the GFC. Basel III, bank reserves, FED, big banks, hegde funds and PE. We aren't living in a pre 2008 world anymore.
When Reserves Lie: The Chart Everyone Misreads Before 2008, we had a classic scarce reserve system. Banks ran on a small pool of reserves to clear payments and meet requirements. The Fed nudged that pool up or down to steer the overnight rate. Banks didn’t need reserves to make a loan, they created deposits when they lent but once those deposits moved through the system, they needed reserves to settle with other banks and stay solvent. The real action, though, was always in credit risk and the yield curve. The 2 year, 10 year, mortgage rates reflected the market’s view on future growth, inflation, and Treasury supply, not the level of reserves. M2 could climb for decades because banks were willing to lend and balance sheets weren’t suffocated by post crisis regulation. Reserves were the small amount of real money keeping the plumbing clearing in the background, not the driver of broad money. The Post GFC regime shift The Post GFC regime shift After 2008, the architecture flipped. QE and the floor system turned reserves into a ring fenced asset for a narrow club of big banks. Trillions now sit on G-SIB balance sheets, earning interest at the Fed, helping them meet LCR/SLR/HQLA requirements, and cycling through the RRP/TGA machinery. They’re not there to be multiplied into new loans like the textbook money multiplier suggests. Meanwhile, more credit intermediation migrated to non banks and global shadow systems that don’t have reserve access at all. You can 75x reserves and only see M2 roughly 3x if the real constraints are balance sheet capacity, capital rules, and risk appetite not “is another dollar of base money available?” Collateral, the curve, and who really sets rates In this world, Treasuries do more of the money work than reserves. They can be pledged, rehypothecated, and used by almost every balance sheet. Reserves can’t. The real scarcity isn’t a Fed liability, it’s clean collateral and the ability to warehouse it. The Fed truly controls one thing: the overnight rate. Everything beyond that like the 2 year, the 10 year, mortgages…trades on expectations for future short rates, inflation, and heavy issuance. QE lets the Fed lean on term premia by taking duration out of the market, but it doesn’t give them lasting control of the long end. The market still gets a vote, and when deficits explode or inflation surprises, the curve can move sharply against the Fed. QE is just an asset swap is right on narrow accounting…swapping a bond for a reserve doesn’t create new net claims. But once you add fiscal into the picture, the Treasury is issuing new net assets, and QE is changing who holds that duration and at what yield. That matters for how the curve is priced and how financial conditions evolve. Why it feels like liquidity everywhere and nowhere Put it together and you get a strange picture where FRED shows trillions in reserves, yet we still see repo spikes, SOFR scares, and collateral shortages. Funding can feel tight even when base money looks huge because the plumbing is misaligned. Reserves are concentrated at a few big banks, encumbered by capital rules and politics. Non banks do much of the lending and liquidity transformation but must work through bills, repo, and derivatives instead of tapping the Fed. The system oscillates between too much and too little at the same time. You can have a glut of reserves sitting inert while dealers and non banks scramble for balance sheet room and collateral. The Fed can cut overnight rates, but if the market doesn’t buy the growth or inflation story or if issuance overwhelms dealers..the long end can tighten conditions right back up.
November 16, 2025 at 7:24 PM
vonmallinckrodt.bsky.social
GroßeBuchDerEvolution …

zeigt, was viele Systeme bis heute nicht begreifen …

Leben entwickelt sich nur dort weiter, wo Wahrheit, Anpassung&Bewusstsein schwingen …

nicht dort, wo Macht, Ego&Lüge Stillstand erzeugen.

#OntologieDerSchwingung. Wer das Feld nicht versteht, wird vom Feld selektiert.🖖
Bildbeschreibung (Deutsch) Das Bild zeigt das Buchcover von „Das große Buch der Evolution" von Richard Dawkins. Zentral prangt die farbintensive, hyperrealistische Darstellung eines Kugelfischs, dessen leuchtend blaue, gelbe und weiße Stacheln wie ein pulsierendes Energieobjekt wirken - ein Symbol für biologische Anpassung, genetische Geschichte und das tiefe Schwingungs-muster des Lebens. Der schwarze Hintergrund verstärkt den Kontrast und lenkt den Fokus auf die Form, Struktur und Farbigkeit des Organismus. Die typografisch klar gesetzten Titel in Magenta und Weiß vermitteln wissenschaftliche Präzision und moderne Lesbarkeit. Das gesamte Cover wirkt wie eine Einladung, Evolution nicht nur als historischen Prozess, sondern als vibrierendes, fortlaufend codiertes Feld des Lebens zu verstehen.🖖 Bildbeschreibung (Deutsch) Das Bild zeigt das Buchcover von „Das große Buch der Evolution" von Richard Dawkins. Zentral prangt die farbintensive, hyperrealistische Darstellung eines Kugelfischs, dessen leuchtend blaue, gelbe und weiße Stacheln wie ein pulsierendes Energieobjekt wirken - ein Symbol für biologische Anpassung, genetische Geschichte und das tiefe Schwingungs-muster des Lebens. Der schwarze Hintergrund verstärkt den Kontrast und lenkt den Fokus auf die Form, Struktur und Farbigkeit des Organismus. Die typografisch klar gesetzten Titel in Magenta und Weiß vermitteln wissenschaftliche Präzision und moderne Lesbarkeit. Das gesamte Cover wirkt wie eine Einladung, Evolution nicht nur als historischen Prozess, sondern als vibrierendes, fortlaufend codiertes Feld des Lebens zu verstehen.🖖 Image Description (English) The image shows the book cover of "Das große Buch der Evolution" by Richard Dawkins. At the center is a hyper-realistic, vividly colored pufferfish whose bright blue, yellow and white spikes create the impression of a pulsating energy form - symbolizing biological adaptation, genetic memory and the deep vibrational architecture of life. The black background accentuates contrast and draws full attention to the organism's structure, colors and texture. The clean, modern typography in magenta and white adds a sense of scientific clarity and contemporary design. The overall cover invites the viewer to see evolution not merely as a historical sequence, but as a living, vibrating field of information continuously unfolding.🖖
November 13, 2025 at 10:00 AM
stylelib.org
Tri-O – Bootstrap 5 Multipurpose Creative HTML Template

https://themes.stylelib.org/?p=25809

#agency #architecture #artist #business #clean #creative #landingpage #portfolio #responsive #restaurant #sitetemplates #startup #studio #themeforest
Tri-O – Bootstrap 5 Multipurpose Creative HTML Template
November 7, 2025 at 9:25 PM
roland.social
Window Shopping

London 10/25

Sometimes it's hard to see who's the person and who's the mannequin ;)

#photography #street #london #streetphotography #travel #people #candid #contrast #architecture #abstract #minimalist #silhouette #Fensterfreitag #mannequin
The image captures a shop window display at night. The window is brightly lit, showcasing mannequins dressed in various outfits. The background of the display features vertical, light-emitting panels that create a clean, modern aesthetic. Three mannequins are positioned in the window. The first, on the left, is wearing a long, cream-colored coat with a fur trim, over a dress, and brown boots. The second mannequin is dressed in a light-colored jacket and trousers. The third mannequin, slightly to the right, wears a blue patterned sweater with dark pants. The final mannequin wears a brown jacket and white trousers. A woman, silhouetted against the bright window, stands to the right of the display, looking at her phone. Her dark hair is pulled up, and she carries a large bag. Another person is also silhouetted in the right side of the image, observing the display.
November 7, 2025 at 12:13 PM
midu.dev
Artículo para aprender Clean Architecture con ejemplos.

✓ Casos de Uso, Servicios, Repositorios...
✓ Entiende las capas de la arquitectura
✓ Sin usar clases, sólo funciones
✓ Con TypeScript

dev.to/bespoyasov/c...
Diagrama de arquitectura hexagonal (también conocida como arquitectura de puertos y adaptadores) dividido en dos mitades: "Driving Adapters" (verde) y "Driven Adapters" (rojo). En el centro está el dominio con entidades como Product 🍪, Order 📝, Cart 🛒 y User 😊. Alrededor se encuentra la capa de aplicación con casos de uso como Purchasing 💥, Payment 💸, Validation 🧾, Selection 🔍 y Updating ✍️. Luego, la capa de adaptadores incluye interfaces de usuario (UI 📺), APIs 🤖, almacenamiento local 📦 y servicios de terceros (3-Parties 🧃). A la derecha están sistemas externos como el servidor de aplicaciones 🌐, API del navegador 🌍 y sistema de pagos ATM 🏧. A la izquierda, el usuario final 💻 interactúa con la interfaz de usuario. También se indican puertos: UI Ports, API Ports, Storage Ports y 3-Party Ports.
November 7, 2025 at 1:55 PM
kenchie.bsky.social
Canal Reach, St Pancras Basin #london #england #uk #gb #britain #photography #architecture #fujifilm #x-h2
Upward view of the modern red-brick buildings of Canal Reach in St Pancras Basin, London, showing two symmetrical facades with geometric patterns and rows of windows converging toward a bright blue sky. The architectural design emphasizes sharp angles and clean lines.
November 2, 2025 at 12:45 PM
bgphotography.bsky.social
Embarcadero Street
San Francisco is such a lively and vibrant city. The waterfront of San Francisco Bay highlights this in so many ways. From Fisherman's Wharf and Pier 39 all the way down to ATT park.
pixels.com/featured/emb...
#EmbarcaderoStreet #BillGallagherPhotography #BuyIntoArtn#AYearForArt
Embarcadero Street Imagine standing at the edge of San Francisco’s waterfront, where the city’s energy meets the calm of the bay. The photograph captures a wide view of Embarcadero Street, framed by tall, modern buildings that stretch upward like glass-and-steel sentinels. Their surfaces reflect the soft light of a sky streaked with gentle clouds, painted in hues of blue and gold. The scene feels alive—there’s a sense of motion even though no people or cars are visible. The architecture is clean and geometric, yet softened by the warm tones of the setting sun. You can almost hear the distant hum of city life and the whisper of the bay breeze. It’s a moment of urban serenity, where structure meets atmosphere.
November 2, 2025 at 3:59 PM
tinybiggames.com
🚀 A next-gen Pascal-to-C++ transpiler, turns Pascal code into blazing-fast native executables. Built with a clean polymorphic architecture that emits modern C++, then compiles it using the Zig toolchain for cross-platform deployment. #GameDev #IndieDev #Pascal #CPP
www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-VP...
jetpascal
YouTube video by tinyBigGAMES
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November 2, 2025 at 4:36 PM
sitkaworldsfair.bsky.social
It’s the old bank architecture thing. Marble is shiny and looks clean. It’s known to be expensive (and it is). It’s impersonal and it suggests permanence.
October 31, 2025 at 6:43 PM
treepaineburner.bsky.social
like I just can’t believe that people get to look at/experience this architecture, urban planning design, and clean streets every single day
October 28, 2025 at 10:32 PM
madispuuraid.bsky.social
High five

📷 Kalaranna

#estonia #tallinn #minimalistic #modern #urban #landscape #architecture #photography
This photograph captures the redeveloped Kalaranna area in Tallinn, where old industrial elements meet modern urban design. The tall smokestack and metal structures reflect the site’s industrial past, while the open space and clean lines show its transformation into a public waterfront area.
October 28, 2025 at 4:39 PM
streetartpress.bsky.social
Precision meets emotion
@giuliovesprini merging structure and soul, where geometry hits the streets.
Clean lines, balanced forms, and color fields that turn architecture into poetry.
A defining voice in the urban landscape, shaping space through design, discipline, and pure vision.
October 29, 2025 at 12:38 AM
lucas-moveset.bsky.social
Many programmers say: "If it works, don't touch!" It seems to be a consensus in the area.

I wonder, how comes a lack of understanding of architecture and clean code to them? Do you agree with that?
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#programming #vibecode #saas
October 27, 2025 at 5:27 PM
nedpyle.com
Helsinki is one of my favorite places in the world. It’s full of beautiful architecture, museums, cathedrals, & parks. It’s surrounded by lovely islands & the sea. It’s clean & progressive, with excellent public transportation.

But they do not like bagels 😑
Yelp map of Helsinki bagel stores. There is a single shop, advertising itself as a Brooklyn cafe. The shop itself does not have bagels, however Apple Map of Helsinki . There are two coffee shops that mention bagel somewhere in their metadata (they do not have bagels)
October 26, 2025 at 8:11 AM
trixyartemis.bsky.social
#SilentSunday 
#bwphotography #architecture #architecturephotography #london #bw #artgallery #Gallery #londonsouthbank #tatemodernmuseum #tatemodernlondon
Black and white photograph of a modern high-rise building near the Tate Modern in London. The image shows a tall glass and steel structure with an intricate exoskeleton of diagonal metal crossbeams that form a geometric pattern on its façade. The central section of the building features a vertical glass column housing what appears to be lift shafts. The perspective looks upward from street level, emphasizing the building’s height and architectural symmetry. In the foreground, a curved stone wall bears the engraved words “TATE MODERN” in large, clean capital letters. Part of a leafy tree appears on the right side of the image, softening the otherwise industrial composition. The sky above is cloudy and muted, adding a dramatic contrast to the sleek lines of the structure.
October 26, 2025 at 10:39 PM
blueskygallery.bsky.social
Greenwich UK Day 26. This photo captures a quiet, modern street scene in Greenwich, London, characterized by a blend of contemporary architecture and urban greenery. #photography #blackandwhite #streetphotography #landscapephotography #naturephotography
Greenwich UK Day 26. This photo captures a quiet, modern street scene in Greenwich, London, characterized by a blend of contemporary architecture and urban greenery. On the left, red-brick residential buildings with large windows and metal balconies contrast nicely with the sleek, glass-fronted structures on the right. The street itself is clean and pedestrian-friendly, with trimmed hedges, young trees, and a dedicated path that invites walking or cycling. A few bicycles are parked neatly near a signpost, emphasizing the area’s sustainable and community-oriented design. The light is bright and crisp, suggesting a clear day perhaps in early spring when the air feels fresh and the sunlight enhances the textures of the buildings and plants. The “No vehicles” and “Except authorized” signs indicate a low-traffic zone, creating a peaceful atmosphere ideal for residents and visitors alike. Overall, this image portrays Greenwich as a harmonious blend of modern urban living and environmental mindfulness.
October 26, 2025 at 7:55 AM
blueskygallery.bsky.social
Greenwich UK Day 25. This photograph, taken in Greenwich, UK, captures a striking example of modern urban architecture. #photography #blackandwhite #streetphotography #landscapephotography #naturephotography #greenwich
Greenwich UK Day 25. This photograph, taken in Greenwich, UK, captures a striking example of modern urban architecture. The image shows a tall, curved residential or commercial building with a distinctive glass façade, featuring a rhythmic pattern of protruding balconies. The reflective blue-tinted windows mirror the clear sky, emphasizing the building’s sleek, contemporary design. The photographer used a wide-angle or fisheye lens, which slightly distorts the perspective bending the building and foreground elements to create a dynamic, almost futuristic feel. The image was taken from a low angle, making the structure appear even more imposing and grand. In the foreground, you can see landscaped steps with grasses and plants, as well as a few pedestrians, adding scale and liveliness to the scene. On the left, another uniquely designed building is visible, characterized by a decorative circular pattern on its exterior. Overall, the composition, clean lines, and vivid blue tones give the photo a vibrant, architectural aesthetic typical of modern developments in the Greenwich Peninsula area. Greenwich UK Day 25. This photograph, taken in Greenwich, UK, captures a striking example of modern urban architecture. The image shows a tall, curved residential or commercial building with a distinctive glass façade, featuring a rhythmic pattern of protruding balconies. The reflective blue-tinted windows mirror the clear sky, emphasizing the building’s sleek, contemporary design. The photographer used a wide-angle or fisheye lens, which slightly distorts the perspective bending the building and foreground elements to create a dynamic, almost futuristic feel. The image was taken from a low angle, making the structure appear even more imposing and grand. In the foreground, you can see landscaped steps with grasses and plants, as well as a few pedestrians, adding scale and liveliness to the scene. On the left, another uniquely designed building is visible, characterized by a decorative circular pattern on its exterior. Overall, the composition, clean lines, and vivid blue tones give the photo a vibrant, architectural aesthetic typical of modern developments in the Greenwich Peninsula area.
October 25, 2025 at 7:41 AM
madispuuraid.bsky.social
The garden of earthly...

📷 City central

#estonia #tallinn #modern #urban #landscape #architecture #photography
A quiet moment in the heart of Tallinn - where modern architecture meets the rhythm of public space. The clean geometry of the new restaurant contrasts with the organic calm of the theatre playground. In monochrome, reflections and shadows merge, blurring time and place, inviting contemplation within the city’s quiet pulse.
October 24, 2025 at 4:22 AM