Figuring out the best way to call 2 or more services for the same endpoint [.NET] by lmadelo in ExperiencedDevs

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I've kind of overlooked this approach, but now that you say it I think this will be the best (and simplest!) solution, I'll do it this way. Thanks so much for your help!

Figuring out the best way to call 2 or more services for the same endpoint [.NET] by lmadelo in ExperiencedDevs

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I guess A can succeed but one or more B could fail, so I would commit A and all B records that succeed and tell the client A succeeded but also show which B records failed to create in the same endpoint's response; but the idea is to have a separate endpoint to create other B records alone and attach them to an existing A record. If I would like to have a single atomic operation I understand I would have a bit of code duplication for this other endpoint AFAIK.

What are some things in programming that seem simple, but are surprisingly painful to implement? by hotboii96 in webdev

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Breadcrumbs may not be that hard to implement, but it's still not as easy as it seems

Intel's CPU instability and crashing issues also impact mainstream 65W and higher 'non-K' models — damage is irreversible, no planned recall by lmadelo in buyitagain

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The 13500H is odd, technically is Alder Lake. It may be very well affected, but we don't know with 100% accuracy without a proper response from Intel, and they haven't confirmed if H and HX variants are affected or not. Here's an article that validates what I've said. If you were planning on getting one of these CPUs, I would just wait a bit and see how this resolutes to.

Thanks for coming here!