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The Unhandled Exception Podcast

.NET Conf 2023 - with Scott Hunter

Nov 14, 2023
The podcast discusses exciting topics from .NET Conf 2023 like C#12 features, .NET Aspire for cloud apps, Native AOT, and touches on Blazor. They explore streamlining code with primary constructors and collection literals in C# 12, and Project Aspire for cloud-native apps. Additionally, they delve into DCP integration in Spire applications, Docker Compose benefits, Dapper framework, and tracing tools.
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  • The podcast discusses the use of large language models for natural language interactions in technology.
  • .NET 8 emphasizes AOT compilation to enhance performance and stay competitive in the evolving language market.

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Revolutionizing AI with Large Language Models

The podcast episode delves into the revolutionary impact of large language models (LLMs) on technology. By utilizing LLMs like the Azure OpenAI model, which powers chat GPT, users can interact with technology in English, enabling queries in natural language. These advancements are set to transform traditional search engine interactions, allowing for precise and direct inquiries without the need for complex rephrasing.

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