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Reddit r/webdev 14m ago
The market for web agencies is basically gone now
been running a software/web agency for a few years and something shifted hard in the last 12 months. the clients who used to pay $2-5k for a decent website? the
An AI Vibe Coding Horror Story
Reddit r/webdev 15m ago
An AI Vibe Coding Horror Story
submitted by /u/mmaksimovic <a href="https://w
Reddit r/learnprogramming 15m ago
How to find ideas of projectd to make ?
I have some experience in programming, like 5+ years of Python, Java, web and currently i'm studying AI and machine learning. I want to build projects, open sou
Reddit r/programming 15m ago
Finding a duplicated item in an array of N integers in the range 1 to N − 1
submitted by /u/sweetno [link] [comments]
AI Coding Tip 015 - Force the AI to Obey You
Dev.to · Maxi Contieri 21m ago
AI Coding Tip 015 - Force the AI to Obey You
Don't let your most important instructions drown in context noise TL;DR: Bury critical rules and AI...
Updated Qwen3.5-9B Quantization Comparison
Reddit r/LocalLLaMA 25m ago
Updated Qwen3.5-9B Quantization Comparison
This is a KLD eval across community GGUF quants
Self-Hosting AI Agents vs Managed: Honest Trade-offs From the Trenches
Dev.to · Tijo Gaucher 26m ago
Self-Hosting AI Agents vs Managed: Honest Trade-offs From the Trenches
A few months in, I keep coming back to the same conversation with people building on agents: should...
Reddit r/artificial 29m ago
How do Guard Rails work from a programmer point of view?
I understand what Guard rails do. I want to know how I code them. The explanations I have read are all quite high level and treat Guard Rails as something of a
Reddit r/artificial 30m ago
openclaw ai agent vs just using chatgpt
I've been using AI tools pretty heavily for the past couple of years. ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, a few others. I thought I had a good mental model of what the
The User Interface & Ground-Truth Testing
Dev.to · POTHURAJU JAYAKRISHNA YADAV 32m ago
The User Interface & Ground-Truth Testing
Part 5 of 5 | ← Part 4 | Complete Series Streamlit Overview Streamlit lets you build...
Reddit r/programming 32m ago
How I fixed a QTimer delay bug in Qt by separating EventLoop with Executor Pattern
I was debugging a subtle timing issue in a Qt project where QTimer callbacks were delayed unpredictably. Cause : Task objects weredoubling as Executor , all run
Smart Backend Routing — Predictions vs Q&A Intelligently
Dev.to · POTHURAJU JAYAKRISHNA YADAV 34m ago
Smart Backend Routing — Predictions vs Q&A Intelligently
Part 4 of 5 | ← Part 3 | Part 5 → | View Series The Architecture from fastapi import...
MiniStack: Free Local AWS Emulator + Testcontainers Module + AWS CLI Built In
Dev.to · Nahuel Nucera 36m ago
MiniStack: Free Local AWS Emulator + Testcontainers Module + AWS CLI Built In
4 releases in a weekend: Testcontainers Java module, AWS CLI bundled, Step Functions intrinsics, RDS...
Projects no longer available in free / Go plan?
Reddit r/ChatGPT 38m ago
Projects no longer available in free / Go plan?
Going to scale down my GPT subscription but just noticed this on the plan p
I Thought Good Software Would Market Itself. I Was Wrong.
Dev.to · Mihai-Cristian Bâltac 39m ago
I Thought Good Software Would Market Itself. I Was Wrong.
For most of my career, I believed something a lot of technical people quietly believe: If you build...
How AI Coding Assistants Actually Changed My Workflow (And Where They Still Fall Short)
Dev.to · Kartik Pal 40m ago
How AI Coding Assistants Actually Changed My Workflow (And Where They Still Fall Short)
Nobody warns you about the adjustment period. Picking up AI coding assistants like Claude Code and...
Optic Is Dead — What Now for API Drift Detection?
Dev.to · FlareCanary 41m ago
Optic Is Dead — What Now for API Drift Detection?
Optic — the YC-backed, open-source API diff tool — is gone. The GitHub repo was archived on January...
Nobody Governs the Components. That Is the Problem.
Dev.to · Smuves 44m ago
Nobody Governs the Components. That Is the Problem.
Here is something that does not show up in any sprint review or quarterly roadmap: the slow...
We benchmarked TranslateGemma against 5 other LLMs on subtitle translation across 6 languages. At first glance the numbers told a clean story, but then human QA added a chapter. [D]
Reddit r/MachineLearning 44m ago
We benchmarked TranslateGemma against 5 other LLMs on subtitle translation across 6 languages. At first glance the numbers told a clean story, but then human QA added a chapter. [D]
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Git Basics: You Don't Need to Understand Git to Use Git
Dev.to · Muhammad Ikramullah Khan 45m ago
Git Basics: You Don't Need to Understand Git to Use Git
You just spent 3 hours writing code. You got your scraper working perfectly. It extracts data, cleans...