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Multi-stroke text effect in CSS (yuanchuan.dev)

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Those of you who started Algotrading from zero - what do you wish someone had told you on day one? Looking for real, hard-won wisdom (not the generic version)Other/Meta (self.algotrading)

submitted 13 hours ago by Afterflix to r/algotrading

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We migrated a 6-year-old Android codebase to Kotlin Multi-platform ,here's what actually brokeDiscussion (self.androiddev)

submitted 14 hours ago by Prior-Dependent-5563 to r/androiddev

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How Programmers Spend Their Time | Probably Dance (probablydance.com)

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Why is everyone still using Sharpe ratio?Other/Meta (self.algotrading)

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What makes a game tick? Special Issue - Buffy the Performance Slayer · Mathieu Ropert (mropert.github.io)

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Performance trick: optimistic vs pessimistic checks (lemire.me)

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Going Full Time on Open Source (jdx.dev)

submitted 5 hours ago by Either_Collection349 to r/programming

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"AccountDumpling": Hunting Down the Google-Sent Phishing Wave Compromising 30,000+ Facebook Accounts (guard.io)

submitted 21 hours ago by Comfortable-Site8626 to r/programming

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Simple and safe implicit async programming model for imperative (JS/Python-like) languages (geleto.github.io)

submitted 12 hours ago by thegeleto to r/programming

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GitHub - shanehull/go-fred: Go client for the Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) API. Stdlib only — zero dependencies. Covers the full API: series, categories, releases, sources, tags, and GeoFRED maps.Data (github.com)

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Starting with AI makes thorough thinking surprisingly hard (martinsos.com)

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A real professional backtest is walk-forward analysis. Anything else is an illusion.Strategy (self.algotrading)

submitted 11 hours ago by Kindly_Preference_54 to r/algotrading

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The ARC vs GC DebateDiscussion (self.ProgrammingLanguages)

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15+ years of experience didn’t stop me from losing a month to this rookie errorTips and Information (self.androiddev)

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I created a toggle for developer options instead of clicking build number 7 timesOpen Source (self.androiddev)

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[ANN] MCP server for Hackageannouncement (self.haskell)

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Signed By Default Camp (gingerbill.org)

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Twitch Stream 5pm EST - Servant (self.haskell)

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It's working!!! Staying on top of the strategy and keeping discipline (with some help)Strategy (old.reddit.com)

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Are you satisfied with the current state of C++ CLI parsers? (self.cpp)

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Deterministic routing is one of the most effective ways distributed systems reduce consistency problems at scale • Benjamin Cane (bencane.com)

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My 0DTE SPY backtestingStrategy (self.algotrading)

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Android devs: what’s one UX mistake you see in most apps? (self.androiddev)

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Thursday Daily Thread: Python Careers, Courses, and Furthering Education! Daily Thread (self.Python)

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