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I present github.com/ringboundio as a "Hello, World" digg exercise.

If you find a component useful I'm starless and a star would be wonderful ✨ If you're hiring part time a living wage and allow remote work I'd almost pay you. To digg: Why does "ringboundio" come up as an offensive username? The sign up button vanishes when the keyboard

@Slyke

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Implementing Passkeys in Practice - Computerphile

@oofki

Would you pay for the latest jobs?

The market is rough, but there are a lot of jobs we don’t see because they aren’t well advertised. Would you be willing to pay to get access to them?

@ms

Announcing Rust 1.93.0

A lot of great Stabilized APIs!

@Slyke

A brief history of programming...

This video provides a brief history of programming, tracing its evolution from the Turing machine to modern JavaScript. It highlights key figures such as Alan Turing, Dennis Ritchie, and Guido Van Rossum, along with their significant contributions to the field.

@TOVOT

I create a process for disable rounded corners in Windows 11

⚠️ the code is open-source, so... if you dont trust it dont use it

@oofki

So… who’s hiring?

The market is dog shit. Plz halp

@shiruken

Curl will end its bug bounty program by the end of January due to excessive AI generated reports

@thek3nger

I Hate GitHub Actions with Passion

I feel the author’s pain. The other day I had to fix an issue with a GitHub action, and it made me want to throw my laptop (and myself) into the ocean. I wonder if the community has any tricks to make this process smoother.

@omarabid

Online Diff Tool

@programming

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Writing Readable C++ Code

@Decide

10d

Don't forget to Google it...

@ms

10d

CVEs affecting the Svelte ecosystem

The Svelte team has released patches for five vulnerabilities affecting several packages within the Svelte ecosystem. Users are advised to upgrade to the non-vulnerable versions. The team thanks the security researchers and community for their efforts in maintaining the safety of the ecosystem.

@addyo

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21 Lessons from 14 Years at Google

When I joined Google ~14 years ago, I thought the job was about writing great code. I was partly right. But the longer I've stayed, the more I've realized that the engineers who thrive aren’t necessarily the best programmers - they're the ones who’ve figured out how to navigate e