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Stack Overflow now gets fewer than 1,000 questions a month
A Stack Exchange Data Explorer query suggests that new questions on Stack Overflow have dropped below a thousand a month. The chart drew an active discussion on Hacker News.
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Roku Moves Developer Repositories from GitHub to GitLab
Roku has announced on its developer blog that it is moving its code repositories from GitHub to GitLab.
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Qt 6.12 LTS Released With QML Hot Reloading and Experimental StyleKit
Qt 6.12 is out as the newest version of the Qt6 toolkit, and it also carries Long Term Support (LTS) status.
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'Everyone Just Talks to Claude': An Engineer's Anonymous Complaint from a Big Company
Simon Willison quoted an anonymous developer describing life at a large company where everything — from specs to reports — is produced by Claude Code, while people spend 12–13 hours a day merely pressing Enter.
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Roku launches open-source Roku LT OS for creative programmers
Roku has announced Roku LT OS, an open-source operating system aimed at creative developers.
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Git 2.56-rc0 Released: Swift Support and Updated Contributor Guidelines
A test build of Git 2.56-rc0 is now available. The release hardens the ORT merge engine, adds diff patterns for Swift and updates the project's contribution guidelines — all on the road to the upcoming Git 3.0.
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Which Services Do AI Agents Choose: Lessons from 17,000 Sessions of Claude, Codex and Cursor
The company Armature ran a large-scale experiment to figure out which third-party services coding agents recommend and install in real projects. The results were far from always predictable.
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Stop Flooding Open Source with AI Garbage for a Line on Your Résumé
A maintainer of open source projects writes that over the past year the nature of third-party contributions has changed dramatically: developers are using AI to fake useful activity on GitHub.
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OpenAI's Codex Desktop Comes to Linux
Hacker News spotted that OpenAI's Codex desktop app (ChatGPT Desktop) is now available for Linux too.
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Engineering Management After Code Got Cheap
A director of engineering reflects on which of the “old rules” of managing teams collapsed along with the cost of writing code — and which, on the contrary, now matter more than ever.
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Article's author calls for more frequent use of the git history command
Hacker News is discussing a piece arguing that the capabilities of the git history command undeservedly remain in the shadow of other Git tools. The post drew 179 points and 109 comments.
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“Madame Semver Will See You Now”: A Wry Take on Semantic Versioning
A new blog post plays on the image of a fortune-teller, likening the predictions of semantic versioning to reading the cards. The author pokes fun at just how literally developers take version numbers.
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Developer Creates a TrueType Font That Turns Text into QR Codes
A programmer named Jim has unveiled an unusual TrueType font that draws QR codes instead of letters. The project is available at qr.jim.sh.
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When AI Costs More Than the Engineer
A piece on Hacker News raises the question of the point at which spending on AI tools could exceed the cost of an in-house engineer. The publication sparked a lively discussion in the community.
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A Fresh Take on Error Handling in Rust
A new post has appeared on the blog offering a fresh approach to error handling in the Rust language. The author puts forward an alternative view of the established practices for working with errors.
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How to Call Native Linux Code from a Wine Process
The site arcanenibble.com has published an article on a technique for calling native Linux code directly from a process running under Wine.
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Dan Luu Shares Notes on Agentic Coding
Well-known tech blogger Dan Luu has published a piece with personal observations on using AI agents in development. The post sparked discussion on the Lobsters aggregator.