· · XDA Developers
I upgraded my 5800X3D expecting more FPS, but that's not what impressed me most
I didn't need it for average FPS, but it was still an improvement.
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· · Dev.to
I Built a CLI Tool That Scaffolds a Production Ready NestJS Project in Seconds
I built a CLI tool that scaffolds a fully production ready NestJS project instantly with one command. When you are starting a new NestJS project, the setup is always the same. Database configuration, Docker setup, Swagger, environment variables, linting, formatting, testing. Every single time, befor
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· · Dev.to
Can software remember expert meaning?
We already build systems that remember a lot. They remember user activity, logs, tickets, code, comments, traces, alerts, and model outputs. They can even remember context across a task. But there is still one thing they mostly do not remember well: the meaning of expert judgment. That is the intere
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· · Dev.to
India's AI Ecosystem Just Got a Massive Security Boost with AgentGuard
The Problem AI agents are being deployed at scale — in customer support, code generation, data analysis, and autonomous workflows. But the code that powers these agents is rarely security-audited. Consider this pattern, common in production agent codebases: user_input = request.json()["prompt"] prom
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· · Dev.to
Beyond Regex: Building Detection Rules for AI Agent Vulnerabilities
Beyond Regex: Building Detection Rules for AI Agent Vulnerabilities When I started building AgentGuard, the first question was: how do you detect a prompt injection vulnerability in source code? Unlike traditional vulnerabilities (SQL injection, XSS), prompt injection doesn't have a single signature
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· · Dev.to
How I Built a Visa Tracker with Django, Aurora PostgreSQL, and react
Visa applications are stressful. You have dozens of documents to collect, country-specific requirements to meet, and strict deadlines to hit — all with zero visibility into where you actually stand. I built VisaTrack to fix that: an AI-powered document tracker that generates your required checklist
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· · Dev.to
Building CIS-Hardened, SBOM-Attested CentOS 9 Golden Images with Packer, QEMU and PingAccess - entirely on WSL2
Most "golden image" pipelines assume a cloud builder or a beefy Linux box. This one runs end-to-end on a Windows laptop, inside WSL2 with nested KVM, and produces a CentOS 9 Stream QCOW2 image that is: CIS Level 1 hardened (via the official ansible-lockdown role) Pre-loaded with PingAccess 8.3.5 on
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· · Dev.to
Why End-to-End Encryption is a Lie (And How I Weaponized Golang to Fix It)
The cybersecurity industry is playing a rigged game. We obsess over End-to-End Encryption (E2EE), but the moment your payload hits the RAM of a cloud provider (AWS, Azure, GCP), you are at the mercy of their hypervisor. A single memory snapshot compromises your entire routing architecture. You don't
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· · Dev.to
WHOIS Is Broken in 2026. Here's the RDAP-First Drop-In That Actually Returns JSON
WHOIS has been quietly dying for a decade, and most teams only noticed in the last eighteen months. If you ran a domain-intelligence pipeline between 2015 and 2022, the story went like this. You shelled out to the whois binary, or hit a free public wrapper, or paid WhoisXML API $0.00099 per lookup.
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· · Dev.to
Indian Developers Boost Productivity by 10 Hours with AI-Fueled Automation
I tracked every AI prompt I used for 30 days straight. Most were throwaway. But seven of them came back over and over — and together they save me at least 10 hours a week. These aren't "act as a senior developer" fluff. They're specific, structured prompts with slots you fill in. Copy them, paste th
#ai-prompts#productivity-hacks#developer-tools#cloud-ai#automation
· · Tom's Guide
How to watch the ‘BET Awards’ 2026 online — stream black entertainment awards live from anywhere, free trial, start time
Celebrate Black excellence with Druski and some of the biggest stars in the world — here's how to watch the "BET Awards" 2026 online from anywhere.
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· · Dev.to
Building PocketDex Tracker: A Next.js and Supabase App for Pokemon TCG Pocket Collections
PocketDex Tracker is a collection tracking app for Pokemon TCG Pocket. It lets players record which cards they own, monitor completion progress by set, search across the card database, and compare packs based on the cards they are still missing. The app is built with Next.js App Router, React 19, Su
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· · Dev.to
Cloud Adoption Drives Radical Shift in IT Work Culture Paradigm
Multi-agent systems aren't disrupting organizational psychology. They're the latest in a century-long pattern of coordination technologies that have reshaped the discipline from the inside out. Blake Aber · Predicate Ventures · 2026 There's a bold claim making the rounds in AI circles: that organiza
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· · Dev.to
Solo Founders Overlook Key Alerts Features in Slack and Telegram
When I started thinking about real-time alerts for my SaaS, my first instinct was Slack. Familiar, used it in previous jobs, wanted everything centralized. Case closed. Then someone reframed it: the right tool depends on the action the alert should trigger, not on familiarity. The rule I'm keeping:
#cloud-computing#saas#real-time-alerts#team-communication
· · Dev.to
Building a Production Grade Authentication System with NestJS
Building a Production Grade Authentication System with NestJS GitHub Repository: https://github.com/PeaceMelodi/secure-authentication-api
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· · Dev.to
Validación de formularios sin dependencias: trata las reglas como lógica de dominio en el frontend
Todos hemos pasado por esto. Llega un formulario nuevo, instalas React Hook Form, le sumas Zod o Yup, y en diez minutos tienes algo que "funciona". El problema no aparece ese día. Aparece tres meses después, cuando esa misma regla que validas al crear también hay que validarla al editar, al importar
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· · Dev.to
I built an AI code documentation tool to clean messy code with zero documentation.
If you've ever inherited someone else's code with zero documentation, you know the pain. You spend hours just figuring out what a function does before you can even touch it. I built legacydoc to fix that. legacydoc is a tool that takes any undocumented code and generates clean, professional document
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· · Dev.to
Creating a content quality filter to prevent publishing subpar articles
I run three directory sites and a content pipeline that generates and cross-posts articles to Dev.to, Hashnode, and Bluesky automatically. The pipeline has been running for about six weeks. Early on I found a category of failure that no amount of CI infrastructure was catching: content quality probl
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· · Dev.to
How I verify affiliate CTAs are actually rendering in production
I run three directory sites that display affiliate links, AdSense slots, and Amazon blocks — but only when the corresponding environment variables are set in Cloudflare Pages. When the variables aren't deployed, those sections simply don't render. No error. No broken layout. Just missing revenue, in
#cloud#affiliate-marketing#web-development#cloudflare#production
· · Dev.to
India's Cloud Computing Landscape Faces Uncharted Infrastructure Challenges Ahead
Using an agent feels like a dream. The limit is what wakes you up. Everyone's talking about loops, goals, agents, subagents, yada, yada, yada. But barely anyone mentions what to do when the hand of time slaps you in the face and the dream you were dreaming vanishes like an island cloud. It feels rea
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