Evgeny Muryshkin

QuSoC blinker is running nicely on @XilinxInc. Now I have Quokka toolkit working on Intel, Xilinx and Lattice. github.com/EvgenyMuryshki… #riscv #rtl #verilog

Rather peculiar shape of ISS track throughout the year. Maybe math is wrong, I expected a completely different result 🤔

@alightinastorm AI trap... you did not know how it work, now you have a thing, but still does not know how it works..

So i vibe coded a threejs webgpu splat renderer from scratch in an evening with gpt 5.4 Introducing Spark++ Give it a week or two, performance is slightly worse on fast camera movements but 60 fps on my toaster in less dense areas. Had to reduce overall density for screen recording, but it works on webgpu! And I have absolutely no clue how Splats work, zero Demo: vibe-stack.github.io/sparkplusplus/ Repo: github.com/vibe-stack/spa…

Manufacturing tip - make everything lego compatible 😑

@DevLeaderCa Stronger deterrant would be to debug AI generated php code

The horror! The horror!!! #SoftwareEngineering #Developers #Memes

@sciencegirl If I was an allien, I would also steer clear off Earth

If aliens exist, why haven’t they visited Earth?

@KarenPayneMVP 2

Which is your choice?

@KarenPayneMVP First one, array is []

Do you have a preference?

@F1 McLarens will collide and DNFed, Max will take it!

Norris. Verstappen. Piastri. 🍿 Here's how we could see a World Champion crowned in Abu Dhabi 🏆👇 #F1 #AbuDhabiGP

@mjovanovictech Apps don't hit the scaling limit because of a lack of users :)

Most apps don’t hit scaling limits because they’re monoliths. They hit limits because they’re badly structured monoliths.

Where can I get a newspaper these days? Got back fron local newsagency - lottery, parcels, junk food, bitcoin machine, but no newspapers 🙃

@DevLeaderCa 3d apps there is quite a lot of math, some math in embedded and robotics. Not much math in enterprise work. Mostly basic algebra.

People seem hesitant to learn programming because of math. How much math do YOU do regularly in your coding?

@vyrotek I will wait a bit for some more versions. 2026 hogged 30GB of ram couple of times amd some crashes.

end of an era uninstalled VS 2022 & SSMS 21 all in on VS 2026 (Insider) & SSMS 22

Vibe-coded DSP playground using #Copilot and sonnet 4.5 in a couple of hours. Gave up on that project a couple of years ago, it was too time consuming, but not anymore :)

@RyanRodemoyer2 Like Angular pipes?

Operator overloading is going to new levels in C# 14. Accept or reject fancy operator overloading usages in your codebases? This kinda stuff would blow the minds of many developers.

@vyrotek XDocument is very close to this, might give it a try

imagine society if C# supported this

@splinedrive Now you got you asic, but have massive backlog of features to add?

I have to admit, I like FPGAs more.

@davidfowl I am talking to AI agent about doing my work, and AI agent is doing my work.

Some people are talking about doing work and some people are doing work. Which one are you?

@kristijan_kralj Web and mobile development as well - MAUI, Blazor.

The modern .NET developer has to be something of a Swiss Army knife. Back at college, I thought .NET development includes only writing C# code and maybe touching a SQL database. Boy, how I was wrong. I remember working on a feature that included: - Implementing scheduled job to populate DB with data - Using that data in a Power BI report - Using Azure DevOps and Azure Functions to deploy the report to 100s of customers worldwide For 1 feature, I had to have 4 different skills. This is what backend .NET development looks like in 2026: 1) You still need the fundamentals: - Building REST APIs that don't break under load - Writing Entity Framework queries that perform well - Understanding async/await without creating deadlocks 2) But the job has expanded into cloud architecture: - Choosing between Azure App Services, Container Apps, or Azure Functions - Designing database schemas for CosmosDB vs SQL Server - Setting up Service Bus for reliable messaging 3) DevOps isn't optional anymore: - Your CI/CD pipeline needs to deploy without manual intervention - Containerization with Docker is expected, not nice-to-have - You're responsible for monitoring and logging 4) And security? That's on you too: - Implementing OAuth 2.0 flows correctly - Understanding Microsoft Entra ID integration - Knowing how to protect sensitive data This shift from "code writer" to "system builder" is both wild and exciting. At college, I was googling: "How do I implement X feature?" These days, I ask AI: "What are the long-term implications of this architectural decision?" They say: When you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. But when it comes to .NET skills: Being a Swiss Army knife developer is not optional anymore.

@DevLeaderCa It got a lot better over the last year, I am very close to not dreading to run iOS build. Some weird layout glitches on iOS, and if you are willing to sacrifice some fancy UI to the cost or dev, then MAUI is a great choice.

.NET MAUI is supposed to be the answer to cross-platform mobile dotnet development. Some devs love it. Others say it’s a nightmare. What's your experience been like?

@elonmusk Maybe large disk of variable radius at L1 point instead?

A large solar-powered AI satellite constellation would be able to prevent global warming by making tiny adjustments in how much solar energy reached Earth