Extremely happy with GitHub Copilot code completions - especially it knowing when I’m applying similar changes to different properties/blocks and it just anticipates what I was going to do next anyway.

Added some MCP tools to VS Visual Studio Code and LM Studio - feels like endless possibilities. I think I’m one step closer to automating replicating of software bugs reported through our ticketing system.

AI is causing big problems. To name a few: - losing sleep by staying up late tinkering with MCP - stressing over how to show both Solution explorer and Copilot in Visual Studio - working with my company to get GitHub Copilot enabled for the enterprise - trying to be productive

This honestly isn’t a bad idea. Any and all vibe coders, reach out - happy to code review your stuff for a small fee

Call me crazy, but - I think I’m going to migrate my large (400+ projects) OWIN web app from .NET Framework 4.7 to latest .net. Microsoft provides guidance on an incremental migration using, among other things, .NET Aspire which is something I wanted to add to the system

GitHub Copilot + Claude 4 + Agent + VS First time having AI refactor my code and worked surprisingly well. Asked it to group together my interfaces and move into an Abstractions library and move my implementations into another library. And it did it making sure to put the

Tip for using GitHub Copilot or any AI coding assistant: Make sure you have a clean working directory before making AI coding changes. You never know when AI will delete a handful of files you need and if you have local changes you wrote and want/need you may not get them back.

Very excited to get go ahead from my company to try out GitHub Copilot for work projects

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I didn't see Agent mode in GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio 2022 until I upgraded to at least version 17.14

OrchardCore is the best platform to start a SaaS product especially when you get AI with a few clicks

I’ve used LM Studio nearly everyday - a lot of it related to transforming emails, PDFs, and other documents into markdown for entry into our SCM tool. With gpt-oss I think it’ll get even better.

I hesitate now when going to google something. I now ask myself if this question is better answered by ChatGPT. Had a question about a trip I was taking and couldn’t quite find the information I was looking for. Asked ChatGPT and got answer which luckily cited the source

A few days away from X and my whole feed is filled with angry posts about Screaming Architecture. What did I miss?

I wonder if LLMs or Agentic AI can solve the information saturation problem. Our attention is constantly fixated on endless content; good, bad and otherwise. Why actively scroll for those few quality pieces of content among thousands when they can be curated for me by AI.

I can relate. I sometimes start with ChatGPT and then branch out to a search engine based on what I have generated initially

Hey LM Studio - I can't seem to get a docker based mcp server to work. Is this a known issue? The same mcp server works with from other clients

Used GitHub Copilot to centralize & consolidate nuget packages for all the projects in my Visual Studio solution. Very easy - and it even put comments in the Directory.Packages.props file for me.

Just upgraded to Orchard 2.2 with no issues - this is a great OSS project for .NET web application developers. At it's core (no pun intended), you get a framework that supports highly modularized feature development and multi-tenant web applications. On top of that, you can

Using GitHub Copilot Agent mode, I’m surprised how differently, different models perform for code edits.