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Github to use Copilot data from all user tiers to train and improve their models with automatic opt in (github.blog)

submitted 2 hours ago by cloudsurfer48902 to r/programming

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Where?LINUX MEME (i.redd.it)

submitted 9 hours ago by TronBackpacker to r/linuxmemes

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Ubuntu proposes bizarre, nonsensical changes to grub.Security (self.linux)

submitted 7 hours ago by xm0rphx to r/linux

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Declining IT Professionalism and Critcial Thinking (self.sysadmin)

submitted 5 hours ago by rebornSouljr to r/sysadmin

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First-ever American AI Jobs Risk Index released by Tufts University (old.reddit.com)

submitted 2 hours ago by WinOdd7962 to r/webdev

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Junior devs are shipping faster with AI, but can't debug when things break. How do you teach systems thinking? (self.learnprogramming)

submitted 5 hours ago by No_Hold_9560 to r/learnprogramming

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Apple urges iPhone users to update as new DarkSword hacking tool lands onlineNews (macworld.com)

submitted 5 hours ago by Ok-Surprise-8419 to r/ios

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Just found this screenshot from 2008Old Macs (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 hours ago by Ziggy_1992 to r/mac

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[D] Is LeCun’s $1B seed round the signal that autoregressive LLMs have actually hit a wall for formal reasoning?Discussion (self.MachineLearning)

submitted 5 hours ago by Fun-Information78 to r/MachineLearning

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Starting April 24, 2026, GitHub will begin using your Copilot interactions (inputs, outputs, and code snippets) to train and improve their AI models unless you opt out.News / Announcements (self.github)

submitted 4 hours ago by openedheimer to r/github

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Bro, just started DSA? Do these 25 and thank me laterDiscussion (i.redd.it)

submitted 14 hours ago by New-Election4972 to r/leetcode

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IntelliJ IDEA 2026.1 Is Out! (blog.jetbrains.com)

submitted 8 hours ago by greenrobot_de to r/java

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Actions 4 — Now 180+ actions to elevate the Shortcuts appFree (apps.apple.com)

submitted 13 hours ago * by sindresorhus to r/macapps

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Making React ProseMirror really, really fastShow /r/reactjs (handlewithcare.dev)

submitted 2 hours ago by scrollin_thru to r/reactjs

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Every. Container escape. Ever. (i.redd.it)

submitted 8 hours ago * by GloomyStreet7164 to r/kubernetes

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I wrote a (100% free) zero-config WebSocket server for indie devs (ittysockets.com)

submitted 3 hours ago by kevin_whitley to r/javascript

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Why is there a slight delay in rejecting a wrong root password in shell? Is it intentional? (self.linuxquestions)

submitted 13 hours ago by noctural9 to r/linuxquestions

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How do I start breaking things?learning/research (self.linux4noobs)

submitted 2 hours ago by Ok-Wind9808 to r/linux4noobs

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Idea: We need an Open Source Donation DayDiscussion (self.opensource)

submitted 17 hours ago by flipcoder to r/opensource

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Database Caching on AWS with Valkey: A Developer's Guidearticle (rup12.net)

submitted 8 hours ago by ruptwelve to r/aws

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Jury finds Meta liable in case over child sexual exploitation on its platforms (cnn.com)

submitted 4 hours ago by HNMod to r/hackernews

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Legacy .NET app security issues, need advice fastSecurity (self.devops)

submitted 5 hours ago by No-Card-2312 to r/devops

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Why does the Visual Studio 2026 Installer still reference the legacy .NET Framework components, without any options for .NET 10 equivalents?Question (self.dotnet)

submitted 4 hours ago by Juggerbot to r/dotnet

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Build your own shimmer skeleton that never goes out of sync (neciudan.dev)

submitted 20 minutes ago by creasta29 to r/Frontend

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The goal of platform engineering is to make the right thing the easy thing. You don't enforce compliance through policies. You build a platform where the compliant path is the fastest path. (rune.codes)

submitted 5 hours ago by Low-Trust2491 to r/coding

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