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Reality check: duh

Does this mean that 'Visual Studio is busy' dialog is going away?

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Because they're all about 'intuitive' interfaces

"Where's the kaboom? There was supposed to be an earth-shattering kaboom!"

It's only a bug if it get the attention of a VP?

It's almost like they have a common enemy or something

“Qui furatus fuerit fures?”

"Gonna gimme, gimme, some of that action, action, read all about it"

Now the malware authors just need to send a pull request

As opposed to .NET Framework ,.NET Core, .NET Dry, .NET Menthol, and Cherry .NET

Back when you had to bang two rocks together to make a stack

Middle-managers deemed dangerous

As deep learning approaches have come to nearly every corner of the modern enterprise, there simply aren’t enough available experts to create the flood of new deployments needed.

Microsoft-centric Internet of Things (IoT) development was bolstered with the recent release of Azure IoT Edge Tooling and Azure Security Center for IoT, both of which are now generally available.

The Amazon cloud is continuing its mission "to put machine learning in the hands of every developer" with new functionality for AWS Amplify, a back-end development framework for mobile and Web apps.

To help developers building applications on the service, we also introduced our Azure Blockchain development kit for Ethereum. Delivered via Visual Studio Code, the dev kit runs on all major operating systems, and brings together the best of Microsoft and open source blockchain tooling, including deep integration with leading OSS tools from Truffle.

In this article we take the ML.NET automated machine learning API for a spin to demonstrate how it can be used in a C# UWP app for discovering, training, and fine-tuning the most appropriate prediction model for a specific machine learning use case.

IBM Research today introduced AI Explainability 360, an open source collection of state-of-the-art algorithms that use a range of techniques to explain AI model decision-making.

.NET Core 3.0 now supports C# 8.0, Windows Desktop and IoT, so you can use your existing .NET skills to develop cross-platform apps for smart devices.

I'm really surprised that's not 100%

Shocking

Beware of IBM security "researchers" bearing gifts