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Prompt Injection in AI Browsers
schneier.com·22h
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Auto-sizing images in Kitty (if it fits it sits?)
babbagefiles.xyz·3d
🔗interop.io
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PiHMP Stack (v2) - The Phoenix Protocol Build Log
dev.to·2d·
Discuss: DEV
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[Media] [Architecture feedback needed] Designing a trait for a protocol-agnostic network visualization app
reddit.com·1d·
Discuss: r/rust
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Any appetite for a Golang FHIR client?
reddit.com·19h·
Discuss: r/golang
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NestJS Week 2: Exception Filters, Query Params, and Why You Should Stop Using Try-Catch Everywhere
dev.to·19h·
Discuss: DEV
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Running LangChain ReactAgent in browser
dev.to·19h·
Discuss: DEV
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RangeLink v0.3.0: One Keybinding to Rule Them All
dev.to·7h·
Discuss: DEV
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Building Node.js CLI Tool.
dev.to·1d·
Discuss: DEV
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I build a TUI tool using golang to view delimited file in terminal
reddit.com·23h·
Discuss: r/golang
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How can I turn my full-stack TypeScript project into a single runnable file or app?
reddit.com·1d·
Discuss: r/AskProgramming
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LSP is coming to Claude Code and you can try it now
reddit.com·1d·
Discuss: r/ClaudeAI
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I made a thing to record the loud cars that wake me up to show my city Council
github.com·1d·
Discuss: r/opensource, r/selfhosted
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Build a Spring AI MCP Server With MongoDB
dev.to·21h·
Discuss: DEV
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lzhoang2801/OpCore-Simplify
github.com·1d
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I'm using an AI browser to help me set up new self-hosted services, and it's amazing
xda-developers.com·9h
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I built a MongoDB connection manager for multi-tenant SaaS – would love code review
github.com·17h·
Discuss: r/node
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Distributed RPC Framework in a Low-Code Platform (~3,000 LOC)
dev.to·20h·
Discuss: DEV
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🐍 Using Python to Extend Go High Level’s Capabilities via API
dev.to·1d·
Discuss: DEV
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After 30ish years of starts and stops I finally released a "computer game" in a rather unexpected way.
reddit.com·17h·
Discuss: r/gamedev
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