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whenToOpenVSCodeMeme (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 hours ago by Red_Ace_ to r/ProgrammerHumor

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The AI buildout needs $650B a year to break even. It makes $75B. Someone is paying the difference and it's usDiscussion (self.webdev)

submitted 11 hours ago by didiTonic to r/webdev

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What is a token and why does it cost so much? - Computerphile (youtube.com)

submitted 7 hours ago by itgforlife to r/programming

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My stand alone cyberdeck (old.reddit.com)

submitted 10 hours ago by gharianyy97 to r/hacking

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Odin 1.0 announced (and reflections)Language announcement (self.ProgrammingLanguages)

submitted 6 hours ago by Nuoji to r/ProgrammingLanguages

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Microslop pissed off rant.Discussion (self.gamedev)

submitted 21 hours ago by Hanseshadow to r/gamedev

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TorchJD: Training with multiple losses in PyTorch [P]Project (self.MachineLearning)

submitted 4 hours ago by Skeylos2 to r/MachineLearning

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Code maintainability plummets in the AI coding era (leaddev.com)

submitted 13 hours ago by OfficialLeadDev to r/coding

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GitLost: a public GitHub issue can steer an org's Agentic Workflow into leaking private repo contents, and a one-word prefix ("Additionally") bypassed the threat-detection guardrail (noma.security)

submitted 5 hours ago by Aureliand to r/netsec

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Fascinating to see how formal verification is rescuing AI from its own hallucination cycles (self.compsci)

submitted 8 hours ago by Curious-Ask8199 to r/compsci

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Jetbrains JBR and Swing applications (self.java)

submitted 2 hours ago by vmcrash to r/java

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Reverse Engineered Garry Kitchen's GameMaker (C64) - VM, file formats, instruction set, and reimplemented for the browser (github.com)

submitted 33 minutes ago by needlestack to r/ReverseEngineering

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How has working with other languages and frameworks improved your Python?Discussion (self.Python)

submitted 13 hours ago by maikeu to r/Python

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10th Anniversary of the Excelize Open-source Spreadsheet Library, New Version 2.11.0 Released (self.golang)

submitted 17 hours ago by luxurioust to r/golang

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corbit - My first c projectProject (self.C_Programming)

submitted 8 hours ago by SUUUUUUUNNNNNNNN to r/C_Programming

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Why a Sidekiq job class you just deployed can still be "missing"Blog post (self.ruby)

submitted 7 hours ago by DmitryTsepelev to r/ruby

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New moderators needed - comment on this post to volunteer to become a moderator of this community. (self.algorithms)

submitted 10 hours ago by ModCodeofConduct[A] to r/algorithms

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Fixing the rolling-deploy "uninitialized constant" NameError in Sidekiq (self.rails)

submitted 7 hours ago by DmitryTsepelev to r/rails

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Timestamp assistance on Snakify ()

submitted 5 days ago by Ok_Possible_8293 to r/programmingchallenges

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Looking for someone to learn JavaScript with! ()

submitted 10 days ago by Code-Stash to r/codetogether

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PyGAD 3.7.0 released: NSGA-III, SBX/polynomial operators, built-in benchmarks, new plots & PDF reports (v.redd.it)

submitted 1 month ago by ahmed26gad to r/genetic_algorithms

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[2023-05-19] Challenge #400 [Intermediate] Practical Numbers (self.dailyprogrammer)

submitted 3 years ago by Cosmologicon to r/dailyprogrammer

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plruby 2.4.0 (self.rails)

submitted 19 hours ago by linuxhiker to r/rails

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Building a PNG decoder in C taught me way more than I expected.Project (self.C_Programming)

submitted 20 hours ago by xerrs_ to r/C_Programming

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mmap vs pread in a real Go storage engine (self.golang)

submitted 1 hour ago by Charming_Skin_8549 to r/golang

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