SPA feel. No WebAssembly. No SignalR connection running 24/7. Daniel Roth pulls it off anyway. See how: https://msft.it/6043aSrLT
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That's semantic search. Yo-Lei Chen breaks down how SQL Server's vector data types pull it off, no exact keyword required. See how: https://msft.it/6045aSrlx
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As a Visual Studio Subscriber, you're already getting more out of Azure than you might realize. A monthly Azure credit, discounted Dev/Test pricing exclusive to VS Subscribers, and access to Pluralsight or Cloud Academy, two training platforms with courses that can help you build your Azure skills. See what's included: https://msft.it/6043aSRfV
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A 40-terabyte database, restored in seven minutes. ✨ Bob Ward explains how. See the full explanation and more: https://msft.it/6045aSRYZ
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Yes, this is WinForms. Klaus Loeffelman shows what modern WinForms actually looks like in the .NET 11 preview, and it's not what you remember. See it for yourself: https://msft.it/6041aoirS
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Windows on Itanium had an elegantly simple approach to hot-patching that feels surprisingly modern. 🤯 Dive into the low-level OS engineering, instruction layouts, and compatibility tricks that made patching live systems possible without the complexity you might expect. ⚙️ Kernel craftsmanship. Architecture history. Pure Raymond Chen goodness. 📖 Read the blog: https://msft.it/6049aojtL
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What if your app never had to move data around just to use AI? Anna Hoffman and Bob Ward get into what it looks like when AI runs right inside the database engine. See how: https://msft.it/6043aoDDd
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You already know your team's best practices. Your AI agent doesn't, not until you tell it. James Montemagno shows how to stop making AI rediscover what you already know. See how: https://msft.it/6042ao8Fg
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🩹💻 Hot patching sounds simple... until CPU architecture gets involved. Why did Windows support hot patching on some architectures but not 32-bit ARM or MIPS? 🤔 A fascinating look at instruction sets, patchability, and OS design. 📖 Read:https://msft.it/6047ao855 #WindowsInternals #OSDev #SystemsProgramming
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