Hired a new developer for my team and he's got Azure Devops access to repos and boards and is able to login to the Azure Government portal via his company appointed .onMicrosoft.com email account. ...

Trying to run code I pulled off Github. Running Windows 10 and get the following error when attempting to run the provided makefile: 'make' is not recognized as an ...

Or, I can use any modern search engine (or also Bing) and the StackOverflow page answering my question will be in the first 3-5 results listed. It's also the only way to find answers that might be on a more specialized sister site (Superuser, etc). I probably use external search engines 100 times more often than the internal search.

From this doc ,Bing Search APIs with your LLM will be retired on March 6, 2025. Existing instances will be fully decommissioned, and new customer sign-ups will no longer be supported. To continue using Bing search capabilities, we recommend transitioning to Grounding with Bing Search as part of Azure AI Agents. This solution enables your Azure AI Agents to incorporate real-time public web data ...

Edge seems to have recently come out with a Visual Search feature, which pops up an icon above all images, allowing you to search for them etc. Very nice. See screenshot: However, is it possible to

or search "visual search" in the settings menu There are two options, one which shows the icons permanently and the other on hover and then users can also prevent it from showing on selected sites.

I'm trying to collect similar images of an image using Bing Visual Search API. I have the following code snippet and I'm supplying an insightsToken of this image to the API endpoint. import requests

Visual search lets you quickly explore more related content about products, landmarks, celebrities, animals or plants you see in an image. If you are using an older version of the Edge browser then try to update it to the latest version and check for the issue.

In Visual Studio 2013 Premium, the IN operator worked fine with a multivalued parameter: ... However, when I wanted to use constant values in my set, I could not get the IN operator to work entering text or an expression via the UI. What finally worked with a set of constant values was entering the Code view and editing my Filter manually.

How can I display lineendings (CR,LF) in Visual Studio Code (not in Visual Studio)? At the moment there is only the little statusbar menu which display/change the line ending if the actual file. But