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Why dev speed matters
about 1 hour ago
Lemire argues that "taking your time" usually produces worse results, not better...
Arrays in C programming for beginners
about 1 hour ago
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Google and Youtube advanced search techniques while learning totally new computer science concepts
about 2 hours ago
Wrote a blog while procastinating to learn ipv6. Completely unscripted. submitted by...
SystemSketcher. A tools where you can design system architecture and prepare for interview.
about 3 hours ago
Hey everyone, I’ve been preparing for system design interviews and kept wishing...
PASTE.SU — The Paste Bank
about 4 hours ago
PASTE.SU, well known as The Paste Bank, is an offshore, long‑term paste...
Full-stack dev from Gaza seeking safe relocation to rebuild my life.
about 4 hours ago
Hey everyone, I'm a full-stack developer from Gaza. For the past two...
Polynomial roots visualisation inspired by 2swap's video on the quintic
about 4 hours ago
Upon watching this 2swap video I thought the visuals were incredibly mesmerising...
Some guy played GTA 5 with his car (C, golang, Python)
about 5 hours ago
submitted by /u/SomewhereRough_ [link] [comments]
Do you guys really think Computer science students are undervaluing parallel computing and programming?
about 5 hours ago
submitted by /u/Odd-Tangerine-4900 [link] [comments]
React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182): The Log4Shell moment for the frontend ecosystem, and nobody is ready
about 6 hours ago
The frontend ecosystem just got hit with its own Log4Shell, and the...
Builder, not Contributor
about 6 hours ago
Unpopular opinion but I feel this needed to be said submitted by...
Is resource pack creation programming?
about 6 hours ago
Geniunly wondering what would be considered programming and what wouldn't be. Basically...