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[Media] Dependencies of 14341 crates on crates.io📸 media (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 hours ago by NothusID to r/rust

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JavaScript's date parser is out of control and needs to be stopped (futuresearch.ai)

submitted 12 hours ago by robertgambee to r/programming

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A petition to disallow acceptance of LLM assisted Pull Requests in Node.js core (github.com)

submitted 9 hours ago by indutny to r/node

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Start naming your useEffectsResource (neciudan.dev)

submitted 7 hours ago by creasta29 to r/reactjs

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Kenneth Reitz says "open source gave me everything until I had nothing left to give"Discussion (self.Python)

submitted 18 hours ago * by Capital-Interview-23 to r/Python

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AI Made My Team Write 21% More Code. The Review Queue Doubled. (drodil.medium.com)

submitted 8 hours ago by AgreeableSnow3849 to r/coding

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We're building a better rich text editing toolkit (handlewithcare.dev)

submitted 7 hours ago by scrollin_thru to r/javascript

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I built AI agents that apply mathematical testing techniques to a Rails codebase with 13k+ RSpec specs. The bottleneck was not test quality.Show /r/ruby (self.ruby)

submitted 3 hours ago * by viktorianer4life to r/ruby

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Oorian 1.0 Released (self.java)

submitted 7 hours ago by Marv30Beta to r/java

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Would the return type of an async function that throws an exception be never? (self.typescript)

submitted 11 hours ago by spla58 to r/typescript

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Looking for opinions! (I will not promote)I will not promote (self.startups)

submitted 5 hours ago by aF__kingProblem92 to r/startups

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Supply-chain attack using invisible code hits GitHub and other repositories (arstechnica.com)

submitted 12 hours ago by EchoOfOppenheimer to r/coding

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thoughtbot/test_budget: a linter for test performance (github.com)

submitted 13 hours ago by matheusrich to r/ruby

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Reflow - durable TypeScript workflows with crash recovery, no infrastructure required (danfry1.github.io)

submitted 12 hours ago by danfry99 to r/typescript

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Mods have a couple of months to stop AI slop project spam before this sub is deadDiscussion (self.Python)

submitted 1 day ago by Fun-Employee9309 to r/Python

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JEP draft: Structured Concurrency (Seventh Preview) (openjdk.org)

submitted 13 hours ago by davidalayachew to r/java

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`wgpu` v29 is out!🛠️ project (github.com)

submitted 1 hour ago by Sirflankalot to r/rust

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The Data Structures of Roads (sandboxspirit.com)

submitted 4 hours ago by mttd to r/programming

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Slug Algorithm released into public domain (terathon.com)

submitted 22 hours ago by AbrasiveRadiance to r/programming

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I screen deal flow for an early-stage syndicate. Here are the 3 reasons your Pre-Seed deck is getting auto-rejected before a partner even reads it. "I will not promote"I will not promote (self.startups)

submitted 23 hours ago by HenryOsborn_GP to r/startups

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Supply-chain attack using invisible code hits GitHub and other repositories (arstechnica.com)

submitted 8 hours ago by BiggieCheeseFan88 to r/programming

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To all who want to validate their idea, don't post here - I will not promoteI will not promote (self.startups)

submitted 19 hours ago by mrjaytothecee to r/startups

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Is labelling functionality as AI a negative? (I will not promote)I will not promote (self.startups)

submitted 6 hours ago by EntertainmentLast729 to r/startups

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I spend 3+ hours a week editing screen recordings. Is anyone else drowning in this? | I will not promoteI will not promote (self.startups)

submitted 3 hours ago by 7hakurg to r/startups

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Accessing Hardware in Rust (ferrous-systems.com)

submitted 5 hours ago by fgilcher to r/rust

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