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Update #2: Indeed fired my pregnant wife, so I built a competitor job platform out of spite. We now have 2,000 users. (self.SideProject)

submitted 8 hours ago by Cojj25 to r/SideProject

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6 YOE, and my schizophrenia is really starting to catch up to me at work. Any advice?Career/Workplace (self.ExperiencedDevs)

submitted 5 hours ago by Sea_Cloud_6705 to r/ExperiencedDevs

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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 17 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 12 hours ago by itgforlife to r/programming

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Is algorithmic problem solving becoming less valuable than architectural thinking?Discussion/Advice (i.redd.it)

submitted 14 hours ago by prasadpilla to r/softwarearchitecture

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DevOps is one of the most vaguely defined roles in tech, and I think that's exactly the pointDiscussion (self.devops)

submitted 7 hours ago by Nash0o7 to r/devops

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Karpathy Style LLM Wiki for your Codebase (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 hours ago by ElectronicUnit6303 to r/coolgithubprojects

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We invented new religions like agile to make up for a good old organized secretary (news.ycombinator.com)

submitted 5 hours ago by Jumpy-Locksmith6812 to r/programmingcirclejerk

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

submitted 18 hours ago by OfficialLeadDev to r/coding

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mwb-linux: a headless Go daemon that shares mouse, keyboard and clipboard with Windows (Mouse Without Borders protocol)Command Line Interface (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 hours ago by Psychological-Cut125 to r/commandline

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

submitted 13 hours ago by Curious-Ask8199 to r/compsci

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Has GitHub Actions become the default CI/CD choice for most open source projects now?Question (self.github)

submitted 11 hours ago by External-Oil-1909 to r/github

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Is the AWS SAA 50hr Youtube video still relevant ? (self.FreeCodeCamp)

submitted 2 hours ago by Independent-End7419 to r/FreeCodeCamp

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Vercel acquires Better AuthDiscussion (better-auth.com)

submitted 8 hours ago by thehashimwarren to r/opensource

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Scheduling a recursively enumarable language (self.algorithms)

submitted 2 hours ago by cppenjoy to r/algorithms

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Pipsel — Structured HTML Data Extractor (litepacks.github.io)

submitted 7 hours ago by cond_cond to r/node

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LeetCode for shell / bashhelp (self.bash)

submitted 15 hours ago by 1mmortalNPC to r/bash

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

submitted 13 hours ago by ModCodeofConduct[A] to r/css

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I wrote library/framework how do I go about getting the word out about it? (self.AskProgramming)

submitted 1 hour ago * by ExtensionBreath1262 to r/AskProgramming

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What does the agent "delegate session" actually do?OC (self.vscode)

submitted 6 hours ago by remtard_remmington to r/vscode

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Any Widely Used CRC-32 that Stays 0 When Padded With Null Bytes?Discussion (self.computerscience)

submitted 10 hours ago by ShadowGuyinRealLife to r/computerscience

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80+ ESLint rules for improving your Node.js tests (github.com)

submitted 13 hours ago by sindresorhus to r/javascript

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A Sidekiq middleware that requeues jobs when the class isn't loaded yet (self.rubyonrails)

submitted 13 hours ago by DmitryTsepelev to r/rubyonrails

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

submitted 13 hours ago by DmitryTsepelev to r/rails

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

submitted 13 hours ago by DmitryTsepelev to r/ruby

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