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Protobuf has LSP support

Score: 164 | Comments: 116

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Amazon is trying to crush class action suits before they get started

On Friday, Amazon customers received an email alerting them to an update to the site's terms and conditions. Most notably, it stated that disputes would now be resolved through arbitration and said us

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A third world engineer responds to “RISC-V: They should have known better”

Score: 559 | Comments: 283

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Anthropic CEO says AI backlash is ‘fundamentally a crisis of trust’

Dario Amodei is pushing back against the idea that he's been painting an overly pessimistic picture of AI.

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Being ambitious and being a dad

Score: 666 | Comments: 466

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ChatGPT’s Computer History tracks your clicks and keystrokes

ChatGPT's desktop app on macOS has a new feature called Computer History that turns your actions into training data, learning how you work, suggesting automations, and even picking up tasks you left h

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The AI Credit Resale Economy

Score: 308 | Comments: 123

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Dev log #17 From 16-bit TUIs to p2p Hardening: A 227-Commit Week

A high-output week focused on shipping GitBanner 1.3.0, hardening WebRTC and DHT layers in py-libp2p, and archiving kad-monitor with a proper demo harness. 227 commits, 16 PRs, and a perfect 7-day st

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The Mystery of Dark Oxygen

Score: 18 | Comments: 5

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Dual-Graph Drift Detection for Solo Devs: What Happens When Your Docs and Your Code Start Talking to Each Other

Dual-Graph Drift Detection for Solo Devs What Happens When Your Docs and Your Code Start Talking to Each Other I'm a coffee roaster in Taiwan who taught myself to code with AI o

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When "Hidden" Reasoning Isn't Hidden: The OpenAI/Anthropic/Google Encrypted Trace Replay Bug

Researchers disclosed in August 2026 that encrypted reasoning objects across OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google APIs could be replayed outside their original context. Not just replayed by the same user in

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One Migration, Start to Finish

New to this? Read the eight stages first. That page tells you which stage you are in and what to do about it. This page shows all eight happening on one real-shaped job, so it makes more sense second.

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What Data Migration Actually Is

Data migration is moving a client's records from the system they have to the system they bought. If you are about to run your first one, this tells you what you are signing up for. By the end you will

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Stage 6: User Acceptance Testing

User acceptance testing is where the client's staff open real records in the new system and say whether they are right. It is the last gate before anything becomes permanent, and it fails for one reas

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When the Client Goes Quiet

A client who stops replying is the most common reason a migration stalls, and the response most people reach for is a polite nudge that changes nothing. This article gives you an escalation ladder tha

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Paw & Order: upload your dog, and defend them against evidence generated from their own photo

This is a submission for the DEV Weekend Challenge: Dog Days Edition. Upload a photo of your dog. An AI accuses them of a crime. You're their defense attorney. What I Built Paw & Order is

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Is cross-posting duplicate content? I measured the overlap first

If you syndicate the same posts to dev.to, Hashnode, Zenn or Qiita, sooner or later you wonder whether search engines read the copies as duplicate content. I got far enough into that worry to write a

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Claude: System Prompts

Score: 697 | Comments: 268

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I Kept Writing the Same AppError Class. So I Stopped.

The class you've probably written five times Open any Node backend you've built and grep for AppError, ApiError, or HttpError. There's a good chance you'll find one — hand-rolled, slightly

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Solve It Once: Kelsey Hightower's Talk Applied to Security Verification

✓ Human-authored analysis; AI used for formatting and proofreading. Kelsey Hightower gave a talk at PlatformCon 2026 that was about the arc of a career, from running commands in SharePoint to wr

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