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AI should not write Python or C. If humans will no longer write code, programming languages should evolve to the way machines think... not humans.
16 minutes ago
I believe the discussion should go **beyond the question of 'Programmers Replacement'.**...
Writing Helper — open source grammar checker using Rust→WASM and Chrome's local AI (zero cloud calls)
21 minutes ago
Built a Chrome extension that does Grammarly-style grammar checking entirely client-side. What...
Oop design pattern
about 1 hour ago
I’ve decided to learn in public. Ever wondered what “Program to an...
Function application is inheritance, but inheritance is not function application
about 1 hour ago
I've been working on Overlay Language (GitHub, pip install overlay.language). It started...
You are not left behind
about 3 hours ago
Good take on the evolving maturity of new software development tools in...
Linux 7.0 Makes Preparations For Rust 1.95
about 4 hours ago
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How a terminal actually runs programs.
about 4 hours ago
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I built an enterprise-grade app with E2E encryption for 1 user (me) — then realized mobile-first eliminates the entire problem
about 4 hours ago
I'm a backend/infrastructure engineer and for years I've been building personal tools...
Write your own Shell (Terminal) from scratch.
about 4 hours ago
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Technical Post-Mortem: The architectural friction of embedding cryptographic verification directly into a Rust compiler pipeline
about 6 hours ago
I just spent the last two weeks deep in the trenches writing...
After a year of using Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, and Copilot daily — I think AI tools are making a lot of devs slower, not faster. Here's why.
about 6 hours ago
I know this is going to be controversial, but hear me out...