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If you are a software engineer, product manager, data scientist, or in any other role that deals with technology and you are not using Large Language Models, you are missing out on some key productivity boosters. Consider this anecdata, but what I managed to accomplish with my podcast website, arguably a relatively simple project, is a bellwether for things to come across the industry.

I am always on the lookout for ways to make my life easier with the help of computers, and one of the more recent things that I started using is really helping me in this domain - the @vision extension for GitHub Copilot.

A little experiment in using GitHub Copilot REST APIs inside GitHub Actions to avoid manually parsing text bodies.

Recently, I’ve been running a lot of GitHub Actions. Primarily because I automated some data collection for my Halo Infinite projects, and as part of that I get a lot of workflow logs. I wanted to clean them up.

PowerToys 0.87.1 dropped today, and with it (well, technically one point release before), a new PowerToys Awake dropped as well.

Way overdue, but with the release of Microsoft PowerToys 0.83.0, my very own PowerToys Awake comes in tow with a bunch of improvements that I wanted to do for a long time. This release is codenamed DAISY023, in reference to, of course, Daisy-023.

I am both surprised and not surprised - AWS announced (close to a month ago) the fact that they are retiring the AWS documentation on GitHub.

How to build a graph of issues in your GitHub repository using Netlify Graph and GitHub’s GraphQL API.

Make your GitHub life easier with no-touch commit signing.

2021 turns out to be a good year for folks like myself, that love collecting their own personal metrics.

In an effort to make personal site discovery better, I decided to experiment with web development a bit and create an open-source personal site and blog directory.

You probably heard (or read) a post I wrote back in July about how we built docs.

How to transition the GitHub Actions workflows to the new model.

An outline of the journey to build a single site for all code samples at Microsoft.

You can reduce the cost of hosting your static blog by leveraging GitHub Pages.