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Post #12102 103 Mar 19, 2025, 00:29 UTC

Why AI will never replace human code review
https://graphite.dev/blog/ai-wont-replace-human-code-review

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Graphite.dev Why AI will never replace human code review It needs to be said: AI can’t fully replace human code review. Not now, and likely not ever.

Post #12101 108 Mar 18, 2025, 22:29 UTC

Java 24 has been released!
https://mail.openjdk.org/pipermail/announce/2025-March/000358.html

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Reddit From the programming community on Reddit: Java 24 has been released! Posted by NotABot1235 - 143 votes and 46 comments

Post #12100 118 Mar 18, 2025, 04:29 UTC

Why 'Vibe Coding' Makes Me Want to Throw Up?
https://www.kushcreates.com/blogs/why-vibe-coding-makes-me-want-to-throw-up

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Kush Creates Why 'Vibe Coding' Makes Me Want to Throw Up | Kush Creates Blogs When 'Accept All' becomes your debugging strategy and you don't understand your own code and that's 'Vibe Coding.' Here's why developers should be worried about this trend.

Post #12099 118 Mar 17, 2025, 20:29 UTC

The atrocious state of binary compatibility on Linux
https://jangafx.com/insights/linux-binary-compatibility

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JangaFX JangaFX - Insight: Linux Binary Compatibility Learn why Linux binary compatibility breaks when shipping software and what developers can do to fix real-world build and deployment issues.

Post #12098 116 Mar 17, 2025, 18:29 UTC

LLM crawlers continue to DDoS SourceHut
https://status.sr.ht/issues/2025-03-17-git.sr.ht-llms/

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status.sr.ht LLM crawlers continue to DDoS SourceHut | sr.ht status We have deployed Anubis to git.sr.ht. After some internal discussions we have ultimately decided that the best course of action to protect git.sr.ht from LLM crawlers is to deploy Anubis. This software presents some users with a proof-of-work challenge which…

Post #12097 113 Mar 17, 2025, 12:29 UTC

Getting back to the EU: from Google Cloud to Self-Hosted EU Infrastructure
https://pgaleone.eu/cloud/2025/03/15/getting-back-to-the-eu-from-google-cloud-to-self-hosted-vps/

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P. Galeone's blog Getting back to the EU: from Google Cloud to Self-Hosted EU Infrastructure A detailed walkthrough of migrating a web service from Google Cloud to OVH, covering PostgreSQL database migration, CI/CD pipeline setup on Github Actions, and significant cost savings by migrating from Cloud to a self hosted solution. This migration represents…

Post #12096 113 Mar 16, 2025, 12:29 UTC

Popular GitHub Action `tj-actions/changed-files` has been compromised with a payload that appears to attempt to dump secrets
https://semgrep.dev/blog/2025/popular-github-action-tj-actionschanged-files-is-compromised/

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Post #12095 108 Mar 16, 2025, 10:29 UTC

Programming’s Sacred Cows: How Best Practices Became the Industry’s Most Dangerous Religion
https://medium.com/mr-plan-publication/programmings-sacred-cows-how-best-practices-became-the-industry-s-most-dangerous-religion-07287854a719?sk=2711479194b308869a2d43776e6aa97a

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Medium Programming’s Sacred Cows: How Best Practices Became the Industry’s Most Dangerous Religion Why your obsession with “doing it right” might be killing innovation and crushing your soul

Post #12094 99 Mar 16, 2025, 00:29 UTC

Were multiple return values Go's biggest mistake?
https://herecomesthemoon.net/2025/03/multiple-return-values-in-go/

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MOND←TECH MAGAZINE Were multiple return values Go's biggest mistake? Yet another article complaining about Go's error handling.

Post #12093 106 Mar 15, 2025, 18:29 UTC

Fired “Kill Switch” Programmer Faces 10 Years In Jail: What Went Wrong?
https://programmers.fyi/fired-kill-switch-programmer-faces-10-years-in-jail-what-went-wrong

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Post #12092 118 Mar 15, 2025, 16:29 UTC

(Satirical) Generate impressive-looking terminal output to look busy when stakeholders walk by
https://github.com/giacomo-b/rust-stakeholder

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GitHub GitHub - giacomo-b/rust-stakeholder: Generate impressive-looking terminal output to look busy when stakeholders walk by Generate impressive-looking terminal output to look busy when stakeholders walk by - giacomo-b/rust-stakeholder

Post #12091 104 Mar 14, 2025, 20:29 UTC

The 2FA app that tells you when you get `314159`
https://blog.jacobstechtavern.com/p/building-a-2fa-app-that-detects-patterns

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Jacobstechtavern The 2FA app that tells you when you get `314159` An indie project for early 2010s internet addicts

Post #12090 103 Mar 14, 2025, 16:29 UTC

Why Your ‘Harmonious’ Team Is Actually Failing
https://terriblesoftware.org/2025/03/12/why-your-harmonious-team-is-actually-failing/

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Terrible Software Why Your ‘Harmonious’ Team Is Actually Failing Teams often confuse psychological safety with everyone getting along perfectly. I see leaders bragging about teams where nobody ever raises their voice, where meetings wrap up with everyone nodding…

Post #12089 111 Mar 14, 2025, 14:29 UTC

Hidden Messages in Emojis and Hacking the US Treasury
https://slamdunksoftware.substack.com/p/hidden-messages-in-emojis-and-hacking?r=3d42d

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Substack Hidden Messages in Emojis and Hacking the US Treasury On December 30th, while most of us were preparing for a New Year’s Eve celebration, the US Treasury was prepping a notice to lawmakers to notify them that their systems, which (obviously) contain highly sensitive, confidential data, had been compromised.

Post #12088 106 Mar 14, 2025, 00:29 UTC

When AI Spits Your Own Shitty Code Back at You
https://maho.dev/2025/03/when-ai-spits-your-own-shitty-code-back-at-you/

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maho.dev When AI Spits Your Own Shitty Code Back at You A rollercoaster of pride, panic, and AI gasliting I code to relax. Some people do yoga, some meditate—I open VS Code at 11 PM like a gremlin-raccoon. Don’t judge. I work full-time at Microsoft, and between family time and my other hobbies, I somehow keep…

Post #12087 119 Mar 13, 2025, 16:29 UTC

As an engineer, I’d rather be called stupid than stay silent
https://shiftmag.dev/asking-questions-engineering-career-advice-4895/

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ShiftMag As an engineer, I’d rather be called stupid than stay silent This is how you can overcome imposter syndrome in tech - by embracing vulnerability and asking questions.

Post #12086 181 Mar 13, 2025, 10:29 UTC

Microservices: The Architectural Cult That’s Bankrupting Your Sanity (and Your Startup)
https://medium.com/mr-plan-publication/microservices-the-architectural-cult-thats-bankrupting-your-sanity-and-your-startup-877e33453785?sk=0d5e112b5ed7b53ea0633f83a9b2c57a

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Medium Microservices: The Architectural Cult That’s Bankrupting Your Sanity (and Your Startup) How chasing ‘scalability’ turned simple systems into Rube Goldberg machines — and what to do about it before your team mutinies

Post #12085 110 Mar 13, 2025, 00:29 UTC

What′s new in Java 24
https://pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/java/1233/

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PVS-Studio What′s new in Java 24 On March 18, a new Java version is set to arrive! Let′s take a peek at new features, including the long-awaited final implementation of Stream Gatherers!

Post #12084 95 Mar 12, 2025, 22:29 UTC

HTTP/3 is everywhere but nowhere
https://httptoolkit.com/blog/http3-quic-open-source-support-nowhere/

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Httptoolkit HTTP/3 is everywhere but nowhere HTTP/3 has been in development since at least 2016, while QUIC (the protocol beneath it) was first introduced by Google way back in 2013. Both are now...

Post #12083 88 Mar 12, 2025, 20:29 UTC

Forcing AI on devs is a bad idea that's going to happen
https://www.theregister.com/2024/02/12/opinion_column_on_forcing_ai_features_on_developers/

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The Register Forcing AI on developers is a bad idea that is going to happen We’ve still got time to make it better before it does

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