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Matteo Bortolazzo shared thisReleased a new C# utility that incrementally converts streaming LLM JSON output into NDJSON, simplifying downstream processing and eliminating the need for WebSockets! https://lnkd.in/ddSNWRwZ
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Matteo Bortolazzo shared thisHandling JSON while streaming an LLM response for real-time updates isn’t as straightforward as it seems. It took me a few nights to figure it out. I wrote an article breaking down the process—the challenges, the key steps, and the final result.Real-Time JSON Parsing from Semantic Kernel Streams in .NETReal-Time JSON Parsing from Semantic Kernel Streams in .NET
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Matteo Bortolazzo reposted thisMatteo Bortolazzo reposted this"Ma ci sono abitudini che sembrano non avere prezzo. Uscire presto nelle albe fredde d'inverno, incrociare lo sguardo dei colleghi, incluso quello che proprio non sopporti..." MA ANCHE NO. Ciò che non ha davvero prezzo è la libertà di gestire il mio tempo, lavorare senza distrazioni inutili e, soprattutto, non sprecare ore preziose nel traffico. E i numeri parlano chiaro. Su TechCompenso, analizzando il bilanciamento vita-lavoro nelle diverse modalità di lavoro, risulta che: - Chi lavora in ufficio ha un bilanciamento vita-lavoro di 3.1/5 - Chi lavora in modalità ibrida arriva a 3.8/5 - Chi lavora completamente da remoto raggiunge un 4.2/5 Coincidenze? Io non credo. Questa nostalgia per la 'vita d'ufficio' proprio non riesco a capirla.
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Matteo Bortolazzo reposted thisMatteo Bortolazzo reposted thisJet HR è full-remote. Ma quello che risparmiamo di ufficio, paghiamo in off-site (e a Creative Harbour per organizzarlo 🤣 - grazie!). Siamo passati da 20 a 70+ persone nell'ultimo anno, di cui ~50 lavorano da remoto: moltissimi erano sconosciuti. Se non ti conosci di persona, poi esiti a "rompere le balle" a qualcuno; fissi un meeting anzichè alzare il telefono (o anzichè cliccare "huddle" su Slack). Tutto questo ci rallenta e va contro il #jetspeed Il retreat per noi è un investimento per andare più veloce 🚀 Foto scelte random
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Matteo Bortolazzo shared thisThis month Figma released a plugin for #vscode. I then decided to publish a design-as-code language I built a few months ago. Here is my experience with #chatgpt, where it helped and where it didn't 👎 #language #design #typescript https://lnkd.in/dBb5KypFI wrote a programming language with ChatGTP. Our jobs are safe.I wrote a programming language with ChatGTP. Our jobs are safe.
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Matteo Bortolazzo shared thisSemiannual release for CouchDB.NET with v3.4.0 🚀 Change feed support for multi-typed DBs, overridable document discriminator, more options, and some fixes. https://lnkd.in/gBq3KNf
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Matteo Bortolazzo shared thisIf anyone need a great Android eng. in UK/EU here it is!Matteo Bortolazzo shared thisHi everyone - I am looking for a new role and would appreciate your support. Thank you in advance for any connections, advice, or opportunities you can offer. #OpenToWork
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Da zero, a ogni tipo di test (unit, int, e2e, mutation) a soloe regression (api/e2e). Nelle API ormai credo che gli unit test siano un perdita di tempo, una chiamata http fa molto di più. I mock sono il male, la coverage sopra il 95% che avevamo non è mai servita a evitare bug. Perché se il codice è buggato a livello funzionale ma non di codice, avere un test che passa non ha alcun valore. Un int/e2e per controllare dopo una riscrittura. Per nuove feature test manuali, tanti log, monitoraggio, alert e fix veloci. Ovviamente questo funziona per il cloud. Pacchetti, iot, ecc sono un altro discorso. Ma in generale la coverage da un numero per far contenti quelli ai piani alti e basta, il TDD può aiutare però
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Thank you Dan!
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Matteo Bortolazzo liked thisMatteo Bortolazzo liked thisI finished up “Building an Application Framework”, written by Ivan Padabed and Roman V. and published by Packt. You can buy a copy of it at this link https://lnkd.in/dDF8ciQG 🔗 Regarding this book, I refresh what it means to build a Framework or use one! I refreshed my understanding of what the framework I use every day does for me, the different techniques to keep in mind when building a framework, and the challenges behind every framework. What I liked more is how the authors explained how to document, release and evolve the frameworks! Even if you do not build a framework in your life, you probably use many of them, and this book is a great read to remind you what the framework is doing for you! For me, comprehending what a framework does is essential to using it effectively and getting the best out of it in my projects. In this book, I learned a lot, not just in the technical aspects, but also in the organisation of it. A big thanks to Ivan Padabed and Roman V. for this incredible book! You did a really great job!
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Matteo Bortolazzo liked thisMatteo Bortolazzo liked thisToday vibe coding goes pro. Introducing bolt.new v2: → World's best agents (Claude Code, Codex) → Built in backend (hosting, DB, storage, ...) → No error loops, no setup nightmares Now anyone can build without boundaries.
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Matteo Bortolazzo liked thisMatteo Bortolazzo liked this🎉 Recently passed the Microsoft AI-900 (Azure AI Fundamentals) certification! Whether you're a developer, architect, or manager working with Microsoft technologies, this exam is a great way to build a solid understanding of the AI services and capabilities in Azure—from cognitive services to machine learning, generative and responsible AI. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to get hands-on with AI in the Microsoft ecosystem. Looking forward to applying this knowledge in real-world scenarios.
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Matteo Bortolazzo liked thisMatteo Bortolazzo liked thisWe’re about to release something that we’ve been trying to make work for over a year and I’m pretty damn excited. …fully encrypted search over JSON data. If you’re not familiar with JSON, its a simple and flexible data format available in almost every database (and not just databases). Its great for storing semi-structured data like customer, health and finance data. JSON objects are flexible and can contain rich data structures like lists, nested records and a variety of data types. Database queries over large collections of JSON objects make for a rich, powerful information retrieval system. Though as you might imagine, lots of sensitive data can end up in JSON! The problem is that using traditional encryption to protect a JSON object encrypts the whole object into a single opaque blob. The flexibility and power of JSON is lost. This is what we set out to solve: can we make searchable encryption work with the myriad of operations available for JSON in modern databases like Postgres? …it turns out, yes! But it took us over a year to work out how to do it. Stay tuned for the full announcement including details on how we did it!
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Matteo Bortolazzo liked thisMatteo Bortolazzo liked thisFinally.NET STS releases supported for 24 months - .NET Blog.NET STS releases supported for 24 months - .NET Blog
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Matteo Bortolazzo liked thisMatteo Bortolazzo liked thisWe’ve agreed to acquire Vimeo (NASDAQ: VMEO), the beloved video platform, in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $1.38 billion, subject to customary conditions, including stockholder and regulatory approvals. Can’t wait to take the reins after closing! 💪
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Matteo Bortolazzo liked thisMatteo Bortolazzo liked thisFFmpeg 8.0 "Huffman" has landed! This landmark release unleashes revolutionary Vulkan-powered codecs for massive speed gains, native ProRes RAW decoding, new hardware-accelerated AV1 encoding, and more. See what's inside the biggest FFmpeg update yet.FFmpeg 8.0 "Huffman" is Unleashed: A Generational Leap ForwardFFmpeg 8.0 "Huffman" is Unleashed: A Generational Leap Forward
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Matteo Bortolazzo liked thisMatteo Bortolazzo liked thisShould I write a book on how to build large-scale information retrieval systems from scratch? It would include in-depth explanations of commonly used search algorithms (BM25, TF-IDF, etc.), vector search methods (LSH, HNSW, etc.), efficient data filtering, faceting, data distribution, replication, and more. Also, which programming language should I focus on?
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Matteo Bortolazzo liked thisMatteo Bortolazzo liked thisThis is a picture from my attic, a place in my home where I love spending time. It shows a little how I enjoy this product, PlayStation! I’ve been playing since the original PlayStation One, and I still play today. I’m excited and happy to share that I have joined the organization behind this fantastic product and many others. I am now part of the Sony Interactive Entertainment team!!
Experience & Education
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Uniphar Group
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Donor
AVIS - Associazione Volontari Italiani del Sangue
- Present 3 years
Health
Publications
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Gestione e controllo di impianti d’allarme tramite applicazione mobile
See publicationMy bachelor's thesis.
Projects
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Cosmos DB Course on Cosmos DB
You will learn how to build globally distributed, low-latency applications using Azure Cosmos DB. The course covers basic and advanced concepts, including containers, documents, partitions, indexing, and server-side programming.
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CouchDB .NET
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See projectThis is my most underrated project. It's a CouchDB driver for .NET. It implements IQueryable and uses the Expression tree and the reflection to convert lambda methods, to Mango queries (JSON). No one downloaded it, but I learn a lot writing it. https://github.com/matteobortolazzo/couchdb-net
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HTML Label Xamarin Plugin
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See projectI was building a Xamarin Forms app that needed to display dynamic rich content. So after some research, I opted for HTML but the Xamarin Forms label is unable to display it, so I created a custom Label and published it to NuGet for fun. The package has been downloaded almost 35k times since then and it has been my first open source project. https://github.com/matteobortolazzo/HtmlLabelPlugin
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PointSecurity Mobile
As apprenticeship project at PointSecurity Software I'm developing a new mobile app with Xamarin.Forms 2 that work on Android, iOS and Windows 10!
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Actorbase
As final project, with other 6 students, I'm developing a key-value distributed NoSQL database. It's written in Scala with the Akka toolkit and it's based on the actor model.
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Honors & Awards
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Nokia first place (team)
Hackitaly 2013
Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8
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2500 € Amazon Web Services (team)
Hackathon 101 2013
3° place at Hackthon101 Vicenza (in team)
Windows and Windows Phone 8
Test Scores
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Bachelor's Degree
Score: 89/110
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High school diploma
Score: 80/100
Languages
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Italian
Native or bilingual proficiency
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English
Full professional proficiency
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