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We built Postgres compatibility for our database and made it reusable libraries

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Beyond the IDE: Second-Generation AI Coding Software

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pGenie – SQL-first code generator for PostgreSQL (Haskell, Rust, Java)

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Running out of Disk Space on Launch

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Cohere’s Multilingual Embedding Model for Search, Retrieval, and Recommendations

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Packaging 128 languages with Nix

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Gemini TTS Review: What Google’s Voice Model Can Do

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A Practical Guide to llama-nemotron-embed-1b-v2

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A New AI Approach to Surgical Navigation Skips Reconstruction

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Libinput Hit By Worrying Security Issues With Its Lua Plug-In System

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Ruby 3.2 Is EOL: What You Actually Need to Do

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What Web3 Still Gets Wrong About Gen Z

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How to Choose the Best Speech-to-text API for Voice Agents

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Why Beautiful Apps Die Lonely Deaths: The Structural Forces Behind Vibe Decay

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Why "100% Test Coverage" Is a Vanity Metric

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Fighting VRAM Overheating: 3 Unexpected Lessons from My First Windows Utility

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Kafka Has Become the Postgres of Streaming — And That Changes Everything

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The "No-Code" Scaling Paradox: Why Your Frankenstein Architecture Will Eventually Fail

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The n8n + PostgreSQL Integration Nobody Talks About

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The Machine Learning Stack Is Being Rebuilt From Scratch Here's What Developers Need to Know in 2026

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Web3’s Next Chapter Is About Integration, Not Ideology

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How I Built a 100% Private Yes-No Oracle in Pure JavaScript (No Backend, No Tracking)

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Micro Staffing & AI: Will Software Dev Firms Be Gone?

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The System Design Interview Gap: What Prep Doesn't Teach

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Forget the Average User. Design for the Edges

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Why I Used CBT Principles to Design an AI That Breaks Tasks Into Micro-Steps

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Quantum computing bombshells that are not April Fools

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Python Yet Reforged Entirely

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[$] LWN.net Weekly Edition for April 2, 2026

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Email obfuscation: What works in 2026?

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Cutting Python Web App Memory Over 31%

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Is Web3 Still for Developers - or Just for Speculators With a GitHub Account?

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What Would You See Changed in Haskell?

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How AI in Transportation Systems Is Transforming Modern Mobility

13h
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Turbulence at The Document Foundation

15h
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git_bayesect: Bayesian git bisect

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Blogging in Typst is not that hard

16h
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Indexical: Private, local-first memory for everything you read on the web

16h
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A game with programmable space combat written in Go

17h
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Institutional AI, Surrogacy, and the Future of Work

17h
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I Traced My Traffic Through a Home Tailscale Exit Node

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Lux-tts Model by Fal-ai: Here's What to Know

17h
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pgit: I Imported the Linux Kernel into PostgreSQL

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Timesliced reservoir sampling: a new(?) algorithm for profilers

18h
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The Cybersecurity Value Chain: How 25 Companies Fill 72 Foundational Roles

18h
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The HackerNoon Newsletter: Building a Secure RAG Pipeline on AWS: A Step-by-Step Implementation Guide (4/1/2026)

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FlowG - Road to 1.0

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Developers ignore most marketing — but not all of it

19h
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The App That Lets AI Agents Hire You: Human API Goes Mobile With a $65mn Long on Human Data

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[$] Pandoc: a workhorse for document conversion

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Entries updated Apr 2, 2026 03:39:29 AM PDT

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