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PKPatrick Kearnsfullstackcity.com

The Most Dangerous Line in a .NET Background Worker

8h ago · 12 min read · Every production system has a few lines of code that look too simple to question.In a .NET background worker, one of them is usually this: while (true) { await DoWorkAsync(); } It looks ok. It lo

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SFSyed Fazilblog.syedfazil.dev

Deploying on a VPS with GitHub Actions

8h ago · 6 min read · Why I am writing this post At the beginning of this year, I bought/rented (whatever you want to call it) a VPS to host my personal projects, and I learned a lot by setting it up and managing it. I hav

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DMDaisuke Masudadaisuke.masuda.tokyo

Developing with AI Agents: A Practical Field Guide to Codex, Claude Code, and Claude Cowork

1d ago · 19 min read · If you've shipped anything with an AI coding agent in the last few months, you already know the feeling: you write three sentences, walk away to get coffee, and come back to a pull request with a diff

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KDKarthik Darbhatech4nirvana.com

AI-Driven Data Quality: From Rules to Reasoning

5h ago · 11 min read · Every data engineering team has a version of the same story. A critical dashboard starts showing numbers that don't feel right. An analyst flags it Friday afternoon. The on-call engineer traces it bac

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DHDamien Hamptondh7.dev

My AI journey so far

4h ago · 4 min read · Like most developers I think I'm finding my way with AI. On a day to day basis, nothing feels that out of the ordinary, but when I look back over the last year, my role has changed more than at any ot

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YNYvette Narteynotes.newerkey.com

Disabling Direct Root SSH Login Across Multiple Servers

1h ago · 5 min read · Part of my #DevOpsFromZero series — documenting real KodeCloud tasks with the commands, the reasoning, the mistakes, and the principles behind every decision. The Task Disable direct SSH root login

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CDChief Debuggertech.kompress.ai

Part 3: Building a Cluster That Manages Itself

1h ago · 10 min read · By the end of Part 2, the tombstone math was understood. Device-A's write frequency was a fixed cost. Device-B's TTL had been cut 3×. Device-C's reconnect dump had a calendared expiry date. None of th

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SASyed Ahmer Shahblog.ahmershah.dev

AI Writes Code. It Doesn't Do Engineering.

1d ago · 3 min read · I still remember the first time Copilot finished my function before I did. Felt like magic. Then I shipped that "magic" and it broke prod because it hallucinated an edge case. That's the day I underst

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AJAmit Joshidevnation.joshisfitness.com

Building a TCP Port Scanner in F#

9h ago · 6 min read · Introduction One of the best ways to understand TCP networking is by building a simple port scanner. A port scanner attempts to connect to remote TCP ports and determines whether they are available. W

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ARAnish Ratnawatanishratnawat.com

Loop Engineering: Building Self-Improving Software Systems

3h ago · 6 min read · Overview For decades, software engineering has largely followed a linear model: Design → Build → Test → Deploy → Monitor Once deployed, engineers collect telemetry, identify issues, and manually impro

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