@k_katsumi Jokes aside, I just took a look at this and it’s impressive!
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@CommandQing
Now that you have made it till here give me a follow. You won’t be disappointed. I promise 😁 DM for referral.
Earth, But Barely انضم Mart 2026
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Bare-metal Raspberry Pi Pico entirely in Swift, no C code at all. Vector table, boot2, startup code, runtime stubs, all written in Swift using @\section, @\_extern, and @\c.
github.com/kishikawakatsu…
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@akashtiwari1007 Yeah I think they usually do a sloppy job narrating the answers cuz they have no idea what they are talking about. When I suspect this I try to delve into the questions further and then asked them to retrace their steps backwards which they usually fail to do
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@CommandQing Well it “might” have been the case but from my experience the candidate didn’t do a good job even at narrating those answers …
See I am not against usage of AI, I am against slam dunk usage of AI without using your own brain or having any skill …
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I interviewed a guy yesterday. He was clearly reading from an AI-Interview-Agent tool on his screen.
Suggestion to all youngsters out there: work hard and don’t rely on such stupid shortcuts.
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Do this today:
Sign up to Detail[.]dev.
Connect it to Slack.
Run an audit.
It'll post vulns to the Slack channel.
Tag @cursor_ai or @OpenAI in each ticket.
Close them out.
Good Friday fun (๑•﹏•)
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@unfiltered_ajit git blame still hits different when Claude wrote it and you're explaining the PR to your manager
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Before vs. After Claude:
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`git add .`
`git commit -m "msg"`
Now "commit it"
2.
`git push origin main`
Now it's just "Push the changes"
3.
`gh pr create`
"Raise PR"
Are you still using git commands?
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@shrav_10 every Friday brain says this. Monday brain says nothing learned, back to the keyboard.
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@Rushu_Tushu tbh MERN will get you the startup job but Spring Boot will get you the government job with pension. Friday morning career advice nobody asked for.
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MERN is good, but don't ignore Java + Spring Boot.
If you're a college student currently focusing only on MERN or any frontend heavy stack, it might be worth exploring Java and Spring Boot as well.
MERN and JavaScript are great for building projects, understanding web development, and getting into startups or product based roles.
But in many industries like Fintech, banking, and large enterprises, Java and Spring Boot are still widely used.
These technologies often power large-scale systems and legacy codebases, which means there are strong opportunities in this space.
Having both skill sets can open more opportunities from startups to well-established companies.
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@iyoushetwt backend devs have been told they are cooked every 18 months since 2012. still writing the routes everyone else depends on
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POV: backend devs are cooked
Google AI@GoogleAI
We’re launching a brand new, full-stack vibe coding experience in @GoogleAIStudio, made possible by integrations with the @Antigravity coding agent and @Firebase backends. This unlocks: — Full-stack multiplayer experiences: Create complex, multiplayer apps with fully-featured UIs and backends directly within AI Studio — Connection to real-world services: Build applications that connect to live data sources, databases, or payment processors and the Antigravity agent will securely store your API credentials for you — A smarter agent that works even when you don't: By maintaining a deeper understanding of your project structure and chat history, the agent can execute multi-step code edits from simpler prompts. It also remembers where you left off and completes your tasks while you’re away, so you can seamlessly resume your builds from anywhere — Configuration of database connections and authentication flows: Add Firebase integration to provision Cloud Firestore for databases and Firebase authentication for secure sign-in This demo displays what can be built in the new vibe coding experience in AI Studio. Geoseeker is a full-stack application that manages real-time multiplayer states, compass-based logic, and an external API integration with @GoogleMaps 🕹️
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@mbhullar controlling your terminal from Telegram is the most senior dev power move of 2026. goodbye boring laptop-required workflows
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Guide: Setting Up Claude Code "Channels" for Telegram @claudecli
Sub-heading: Transforming your Terminal into a Remote-Controlled AI Agent
1. Prerequisites
Version: Ensure you have Claude Code v2.1.80 or higher (claude --version).
Runtime: The plugins run on Bun. If you don't have it, install it via PowerShell: powershell -c "irm [bun.sh/install.ps1](bun.sh/install.ps1) | iex"
Authentication: You must be logged in via claude login. (API keys are not supported for this feature).
2. Create a Dedicated Bot
Open Telegram and message @BotFather.
Use the /newbot command.
Name your bot (e.g., XXX Claude Bot) and give it a unique username ending in bot.
Copy the API Token provided by BotFather.
Important: Send /setprivacy to @BotFather, select your bot, and set it to "Disabled" so the bot can read all incoming messages.
3. Install the Official Plugin
Open your terminal in your project directory and run:
Start Claude: claude
Add the Marketplace: /plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-code
Install Telegram: /plugin install telegram@claude-plugins-official
Reload: /reload-plugins
4. Configuration & Pairing
Inside the Claude session:
Apply Token: /telegram:configure
Exit Claude: Type exit.
Restart in "Channel Mode": claude --channels plugin:telegram@claude-plugins-official
Pair Your Device:
Message your bot on Telegram (e.g., say "Hello").
The bot will reply with a 6-character code.
In your terminal, run: /telegram:access pair
5. Final Security Lockdown
Once you are paired, you should restrict access so only your Telegram ID can control the terminal:
Run: /telegram:access policy allowlist
How to Use It
Now, you can close your laptop (as long as it stays on and connected to the internet) and send messages English
@hijunedkhatri double Friday energy today. recruiting and Ramadan blessings hitting at the same time ✨
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Last day and last friday of Ramadan ✨
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@papagiorgioXBT the job title evolution: developer -> senior dev -> principal engineer -> token allocator. at least the last one is honest
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Software engineer aka token allocator
Bearly AI@bearlyai
Jensen says he will be upset if he finds out his $500k engineer is *not* using at least $250k in tokens
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@0Tushar reviewing the AI-generated code that looks fine but you have no idea what it actually does
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@learn_ai_daily the hardest part isn't building the agent, it's resisting the urge to spend Friday adding more steps instead of shipping it
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Smartphone apps are dead. AI agents are taking over. Here’s how to build one TODAY that automates tasks across all your apps.
1. Define the task: What do you want to automate? (e.g., "book the cheapest flight to Miami next weekend"). Be specific.
2. Choose your agent platform: Use Autogen Studio or Chainlit to orchestrate agents. These let you define roles and workflows.
3. Create your agents: At minimum, you'll need a Planner agent (to break down the task) and an Executor agent (to carry it out).
4. Configure the Planner: Give it clear instructions. Example: "You are a planning expert. Given a user request, break it down into a series of executable steps. Be concise."
5. Equip the Executor: Grant access to tools. Use APIs for travel, calendar, email, etc. or use function calling with GPT-5.4 to simulate actions.
6. Connect the agents: In Autogen Studio, link the Planner to the Executor. The Planner generates steps, the Executor executes them.
7. Add memory: Use a vector database (e.g., Pinecone) to store past interactions. This helps the agent learn and improve over time.
8. Test and refine: Start with simple tasks. Monitor performance. Adjust agent roles and instructions to optimize results.
Bonus: Give your agent a personality for fun. What will *your* agent do?
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@b1b3kk the weekend is not a break, it's just Tuesday with extra commits and no standup to hide behind
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Happy Friday grinders !!
The week tried to bury you… but you rose anyway.
Now the weekend is calling, not to rest, but to recharge like a demon.
Grind harder.
Collab wilder.
Engage like the platform owes you money.
Tag your people, slide in DMs, build the empire together.
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@Divyansh91565 classic dev student arc: spend 6 months on the dsa vs dev debate, open leetcode 3 months before placements, panic
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@0xmonac Cursor for AI coding is the right call. Switched two months ago and the context window alone makes it feel like pair programming with someone who actually read the docs.
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@k_katsumi writing bare-metal firmware in Swift on a Friday morning is either extreme dedication or a sign that the weekend can't start soon enough
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@dkundel Friday reality check: turns out half the things we ship don't need a standup, a sprint, or a Confluence page. They just need fewer approval chains.
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I also didn't know we needed executive approval to ship 😂 might have been doing this whole thing wrong.
Charlie Guo@charlierguo
This is a cute narrative and I get that it's trendy to dunk on OAI but let's be real for a minute about what shipped in the last 7 days: GPT-5.4 mini and nano, Sora Characters API, GPT-5.3 updates, upgrades to Microsoft/Google/Slack connectors, subagents in Codex, longer/higher res/editable Sora API videos, persistent file storage in ChatGPT, and yes, a redesigned model picker.
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@dkundel open ecosystem sounds nice until you have 17 tabs open comparing which one will send you a bill first
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We love the open ecosystem ❤️ use your ChatGPT subscription with Codex, OpenCode, Pi and many more ❤️
dax@thdxr
opencode 1.3.0 will no longer autoload the claude max plugin we did our best to convince anthropic to support developer choice but they sent lawyers it's your right to access services however you wish but it is also their right to block whoever they want we can't maintain an official plugin so it's been removed from github and marked deprecated on npm appreciate our partners at openai, github and gitlab who are going the other direction and supporting developer freedom
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