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Daniel Marbach🇨🇭
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@danielmarbach

Daniel Marbach🇨🇭

@danielmarbach
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Switzerland
planetgeek.ch
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  • @danielmarbach
    Daniel Marbach🇨🇭
    @danielmarbach
    Oct 6
    How to keep enjoying programming in a world of LLMs
    discourse.haskell.org
    How to keep enjoying programming in a world of LLMs
    Are you steering towards AI burnout? Afraid of loosing your job to someone with little programming skills, no aspirations to quality, and a huge Claude account? Disappointed about the code quality in...
  • @danielmarbach
    Daniel Marbach🇨🇭
    @danielmarbach
    Sep 30
    My vacation experiment... Makes your AI agent think like the architect everyone rolls their eyes at, until they're right. danielmarbach.github.io/turtleneck/ #AgentSkills #aiagent
  • @danielmarbach
    Daniel Marbach🇨🇭
    @danielmarbach
    Sep 25
    Okay but why???
    Changes to Microsoft Learn’s public documentation repositories | Microsoft Community Hub
    From techcommunity.microsoft.com
  • @danielmarbach
    Daniel Marbach🇨🇭
    @danielmarbach
    Sep 21
    Azure Service Bus cannot autoforward a session-enabled subscription. I explored a transactional bridge that keeps one session-enabled endpoint queue and a recoverability model. planetgeek.ch/2026/09/21/azu… #azure #dotnet
    Made with AI
  • @danielmarbach
    Daniel Marbach🇨🇭
    @danielmarbach
    Sep 19
    NServiceBus has a non durable transport that gives you all of that plus it is battle tested. The post is though an excellent learning resources to peek under the hood!
    @mjovanovictech
    Milan Jovanović
    @mjovanovictech
    Sep 19
    One of the coolest .NET features nobody talks about: -> Channels You can find them in the System.Threading.Channels namespace. Channels let you build async messaging with simple C# code. They expose two APIs: - One for writing messages to the channel - One for reading