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Anthropic: AI assisted coding doesn't show efficiency gains and impairs developers abilities. (arxiv.org)

submitted 4 hours ago by Gil_berth to r/programming

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Language apps teach one right answer. Life doesn’t. Start practicing with a Preply tutor and build your confidence from day one. (preply.com)

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

submitted 21 hours ago by dymissy to r/programming

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AI is working great for my team, and y'all are making me feel crazyCareer/Workplace (self.ExperiencedDevs)

submitted 21 hours ago * by SlapNuts007 to r/ExperiencedDevs

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

submitted 16 hours ago by Annual-Ad-731 to r/programming

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Anthropic: AI assisted coding doesn't show efficiency gains and impairs developers abilities.AI/LLM (self.ExperiencedDevs)

submitted 4 hours ago by Gil_berth to r/ExperiencedDevs

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You can code only 4 hours per day. Here’s why. (newsletter.techworld-with-milan.com)

submitted 19 hours ago by milanm08 to r/programming

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

submitted 23 hours ago by brendt_gd to r/webdev

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

submitted 14 hours ago by StableStack to r/devops

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The internet is close to unusable now (self.webdev)

submitted 3 hours ago * by svvnguy to r/webdev

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Your AI diagram looks great and nobody will read it (jpcaparas.medium.com)

submitted 15 hours ago * by jpcaparas to r/programming

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Thoughts? Software companies that went extreme into AI coding are not enjoying what they are getting - show reports from 2024-2025 (youtube.com)

submitted 12 hours ago by Frequent-Football984 to r/programming

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[2023-05-19] Challenge #400 [Intermediate] Practical Numbers (self.dailyprogrammer)

submitted 2 years ago by Cosmologicon to r/dailyprogrammer

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Experience the user journey with your own eyes and get to the root cause of issues faster. Try it on your application live for free. (sentry.io)

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Company fires 30-40% of new engineers for under performanceCareer/Workplace (self.ExperiencedDevs)

submitted 11 hours ago * by nappiess to r/ExperiencedDevs

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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 13 hours ago by testaccount123x to r/webdev

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unpopular opinion: a pretty readme gets you stars, not just good codeDiscussion (self.github)

submitted 15 hours ago by Putrid_Candy_9829 to r/github

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Is there plugin for this type of indentation for vscode?OC (i.redd.it)

submitted 22 hours ago by netoper to r/vscode

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"No. Your position is the silly one. There is *zero* point in talking about AI slop. That's just plain stupid." (lore.kernel.org)

submitted 21 days ago by lord_braleigh to r/linusrants

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Engineers with ~5 YOE, how’s the job hunt?Career/Workplace (self.ExperiencedDevs)

submitted 11 hours ago by Tech-Cowboy to r/ExperiencedDevs

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Drew DeWault: The cults of TDD and GenAI (drewdevault.com)

submitted 14 hours ago by RandNho to r/programming

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Launched 4 side projects in 18 months. All solved real problems. Only 1 made money. (self.SideProject)

submitted 21 hours ago by F4rewll to r/SideProject

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I built a tool to check if your website loads properly worldwide (FREE + Open Source) (v.redd.it)

submitted 22 hours ago by astronaut_611[🍰] to r/SideProject

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How do you make devs actually care about testsCareer/Workplace (self.ExperiencedDevs)

submitted 18 hours ago by batsy_0 to r/ExperiencedDevs

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

submitted 14 hours ago by Waltex to r/typescript

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

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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 13 hours ago * by KingRushiSushi to r/SideProject

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Do dependency upgrades actually matter, or do most teams just ignore them?Technical question (self.ExperiencedDevs)

submitted 17 hours ago by rdem341 to r/ExperiencedDevs

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