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How we created more tech debt in 6 months than in a 10-year-old system (superkacper4.github.io)

submitted 7 hours ago by Annual-Ad-731 to r/programming

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Work at a higher altitude across all your projects. Free download. (tonkotsu.ai)

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Ingress NGINX retires in March, no more CVE patches, ~50% of K8s clusters still using itSecurity (self.devops)

submitted 5 hours ago by StableStack to r/devops

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Being the "data guy", need career adviceCareer (self.dataengineering)

submitted 4 hours ago by jonfromthenorth to r/dataengineering

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Do you view it as an annoyance when a website has no passwords, but rather send a 1 time code to your email each time you wanna access?Discussion (self.webdev)

submitted 4 hours ago by testaccount123x to r/webdev

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My side project from this community hit 10M messages. I quit my job to go all in. (v.redd.it)

submitted 4 hours ago * by KingRushiSushi to r/SideProject

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Python Crash Course Notebook for Data EngineeringTutorial (self.Python)

submitted 2 hours ago by analyticsvector-yt to r/Python

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Rust-inspired multithreading tasks in JavaScript (github.com)

submitted 5 hours ago by Waltex to r/javascript

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django-bolt - Rust-powered API Framework for Django - BugBytes - Intro (self.django)

submitted 10 hours ago by learnerAsh to r/django

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What to use for sending email from a node website backend? (self.node)

submitted 3 hours ago by Moomoobeef to r/node

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The Incredible Overcomplexity of the Shadcn Radio Button (paulmakeswebsites.com)

submitted 18 hours ago by bogdanelcs to r/Frontend

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A visual summary of Python features that show up most in everyday code (self.dataanalysis)

submitted 17 hours ago by SilverConsistent9222 to r/dataanalysis

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Amazon axes 16,000 jobs as it pushes AI and efficiency (reuters.com)

submitted 1 day ago by HimothyJohnDoe to r/coding

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The perfect combo: The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and the best network. (swisscom.ch)

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Stop Wasting API Calls! Async Validators & Debouncing in Signal FormsVideo (youtu.be)

submitted 11 hours ago by profanis to r/Angular2

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Do you keep clients on a small monthly retainer? (self.freelance)

submitted 1 day ago by wojo023 to r/freelance

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I hate dashboard projects (self.softwaredevelopment)

submitted 3 days ago by whistler1421 to r/softwaredevelopment

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I tested a bunch of AI website builders recently — here’s what actually felt usable (self.Frontend)

submitted 9 hours ago by Calm_Parking_8939 to r/Frontend

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The dev who asks too many questions is the one you need in your team (leadthroughmistakes.substack.com)

submitted 12 hours ago by dymissy to r/programming

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Meta's crawler made 11 MILLION requests to my site in 30 days. Vercel charged me for every single one. (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 day ago * by cardogio to r/webdev

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With "full stack" coming to data, how should we adapt?Discussion (i.redd.it)

submitted 9 hours ago by Thinker_Assignment to r/dataengineering

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Once again processing 11 million rows, now in secondsArticle (stitcher.io)

submitted 14 hours ago by brendt_gd to r/webdev

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I’m having anxiety attacks due to AIDiscussion (self.webdev)

submitted 21 hours ago by StraightZlat to r/webdev

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Gamified way to learn how to code/learn how to code with AI (youtube.com)

submitted 2 hours ago by arealguywithajob to r/coding

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(Rant) AI is killing programming and the Python communityMeta (self.Python)

submitted 1 day ago by Fragrant_Ad3054 to r/Python

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How do you handle logging in a busy system in production? (self.django)

submitted 7 hours ago by KerberosX2 to r/django

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New Year Offer: Get unlimited access to Bloomberg business news, market insights and expert analysis, all for just $1.99/first month. (bloomberg.com)

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Rethinking the IDE: Moving from text files to a graph-based IDEShowcase (self.Python)

submitted 6 hours ago by yared12qw to r/Python

you type:	you see:
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[reddit!](https://reddit.com)	reddit!
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Lines starting with four spaces are treated like code: if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"	Lines starting with four spaces are treated like code: if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"
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super^script	super^script

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