If each time I call frames() the current bracktrace is resolved via a call to debug_backtrace(), then this class does not represent a backtrace but rather a “backtrace resolver”. The debug_backtrace is one of those Read more…
I saw that so many devs are STOKED about asp net core https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020#technology-most-loved-dreaded-and-wanted-web-frameworks-loved2 how does it compare to django, laravel, rails? e.g. does it come with – e.g. is this included OUT OF THE BOX: Read more…
I have created a custom ActionFilter that goes like the following: public override void OnActionExecuting(ActionExecutingContext context){ SomeMethod().Wait(); } SomeMethod contains a awaitable call and therefore my only solution so far was to put the ‘.Wait()’ Read more…
So I am entirely self taught. I have been trying to become better at c# for years while working an unrelated job and progress has been very difficult. Genuinely, at least once a week I Read more…
Here’s the image to my project structure. This is in Rider IDE What I’ve noticed is that code seems to work under Assignment. However, I cannot add folders in it. I would like separate folders Read more…
I need to keep track of each loop and average an input that needs to be keep tracked across all loops Not sure if this is what you mean, but if you define the data Read more…
Use braces. If you don’t use braces, only the line immediately underneath an if statement is part of that statement. (Technically “only the statement after the if statement”.) A lot of people don’t like using Read more…
Hello All, I’ve a small android application whose backend is made in dotnet core 3.1 and Sql server database. Now the problem is I want to deploy the backend, Preferably I went for Azure whose Read more…
I am interested in computational geometry, and I was looking for an open source that I can learn from and contribute to. It seems to me that every aspect of it is already implemented, and Read more…
When training a neural network, an algorithm is used to minimize the loss. This algorithm is called as Gradient Descent. And loss refers to the incorrect outputs given by the hypothesis function. The Gradient is Read more…