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Quantum computing in machine learning (part 2)
Read Quantum computing in machine learning part 1 here! Still here? For those few of my readers who are lingering, the question I’d scratch my head over if I was you would be the magical part. The part where I wrote “let nature i.e. physics do the calculation”. That is the long known, but still head-spinning,…
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Quantum computing in machine learning (part 1)
I’ve been following quantum computing with a stifled yawn over years. Yes, I understand it has revolutionary potential, but we are far away from anything actual and useful. Move on. I’m an artificial intelligence guy. Recently a headline caught my attention; “Chinese AI meets quantum power and gets smarter, faster”. from the quoted article, © scmp.com 2025 Hm.…
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Aspire: Simplifying Microservices Development and Testing in .NET
Aspire: Simplifying Microservices Development and Testing in .NET Microservices and cloud-native solutions have become a common pattern in application development, but they often make local development more challenging. How can we test these applications effectively? Aspire is Microsoft’s attempt to solve this problem for the .NET ecosystem. In short, it’s a framework that lets you orchestrate and…
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Using Generative AI to Create a Picture with Three Bridges
When I write a blog article, I like to add an illustration to it. Ideally, the illustration visually represents the concept or the pattern that I’m writing about. In other cases, it’s just a picture with an association to the article’s topic, to make it more lively. Finding a suitable image is sometimes straightforward, like…
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Er testene dine gode nok? Mutasjonstesting avslører svakheter
Du har skrevet enhets- og integrasjonstester, og dekningen er på over 80 %. Du legger til en ny IF-gren i en funksjon som har 100% testdekning, og kjører testene. De er grønne. Testdekningen er fortsatt 100%. Hurra. Du sjøsetter koden din i prod. Alt tryner. Hvordan kan dette skje? Testene var jo 100% grønne! Er…
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From Fear to Flow: Mapping Your Product Development Strategy for Success
Product leaders and strategists face constant uncertainty. How do you balance innovation with stability? How do you make bold decisions without exposing your company to unnecessary risk? Too often, we default to fear-based decision-making — choosing what feels safe instead of what drives real progress. But what if we could map these decision patterns, recognize where fear…
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Why Are There Three toArray Methods in the Java Collections Framework?
The Collection interface in the Java Collections Framework contains three (yes, 3) toArray methods to extract a collection’s elements into an array. One of them has no arguments, and returns an Object array. A second one takes a lambda expression as its argument, and this lambda expression is used to generate an array of the…
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3 måter konkurranseprogrammering gjør deg til en bedre utvikler
Konkurranseprogrammering handler om å løse en rekke oppgaver raskest mulig under tidspress. Selve begrepet “konkurranseprogrammering” kan initielt virke avskrekkende og noe fjernt. Alt med et element av konkurranse kan skape tanker om at man ikke er på et gitt nivå og skape tvil om man strekker til. Først og fremst vil jeg avfeie dette og…
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When Are Two Java Collections Equal?
The equals method in the Java Collections Framework has a very intuitive meaning: two collections are equal if their elements are equal, taking the order of the elements into account if relevant. But does that mean that a modifiable collection can be equal to an unmodifiable collection? And what about ordered and sorted collections? “Lego…
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