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Typed languages are better suited for vibecoding

Claude’s making typed, compiled languages feel like cheating. Rust, Go, TypeScript—rising fast where Python used to reign. Why? AI coding tools now catch bugs early, validate sprawling diffs, and help devs grok unfamiliar codebases without breaking a sweat. Compiler guarantees + AI pair = fast, safe..

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OpenAI prepares to launch GPT-5, but big leaps are unlikely

Internal testing showsGPT-5edges ahead of GPT-4—better code, cleaner math, sharper step-by-step thinking. But no breakthrough. No leap. OpenAI even scrapped “Orion,” the original GPT-5 push, and settled on GPT-4.5 instead. Translation: scaling Transformers is hitting a wall. System pivot:OpenAI’s n..

OpenAI prepares to launch GPT-5, but big leaps are unlikely
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6 Weeks of Claude Code

Puzzmo just nuked years of tech debt in six weeks thanks toClaude Code, Anthropic’s AI-powered dev sidekick. With a clean monorepo, tight tooling (React, GraphQL, Relay), and some well-aimed prompts, one engineer knocked out core migrations, unified the UI, and abstracted the CMS—all without derail..

6 Weeks of Claude Code
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Code Execution Through Deception: Gemini AI CLI Hijack

Tracebit discovered a silent attack on Gemini CLI due to improper validation, prompt injection, and misleading UX leading to execution of malicious commands without user awareness. Google fixed this in v0.1.14...

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One Dataset. No Warning. Google Took Everything. You’re Not Safe Either.

An indie dev got their Google account nuked—no warning—right after unzipping an NSFW dataset on Drive. It was for benchmarking a private, on-device AI model that actually beat the cloud. Didn’t matter. The system flagged a CSAM violation, locked everything, and offered no appeals. Key takeway:If yo..

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AWS CLI Cheatsheet

The AWS CLI lets developers skip the console and drive AWS straight from the terminal. It’s scriptable, cross-region, and built for automation. Run a command, get back JSON. Pipe it intojq, slice what you need, done. Tab-completion and in-line help make it faster to poke around and stitch together ..

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When Process Becomes Latency: Optimizing Incident Response Cadence

In incident response, adaptability is key. Instead of endless playbooks, focus on flexible frameworks for faster, more effective responses. Brandon Chalk,16-year Google SRE, shares insights onbalancing structure and speedwhen every second counts...

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Indexed Views in SQL Server: A Production DBA's Complete Guide

Indexed viewsare apowerfulyet underutilized feature in SQL Server for optimizing complex query performance, with potential for significant performance gains in read-heavy applications. Automatic query substitution is a game-changer when it comes to leveragingindexed viewsfor performance optimization..

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GitHub Copilot DevOps Excellence: Prompt Files vs Instructions vs Chat Modes

GitHub Copilot just leveled up:prompt files,custom instructions, andcustom chat modesare live. Now it's not just tagging along—it’s shaping how you work. Automate code reviews, security scans, or implementation plans. Reuse setups across teams. Control it all from VS Code...

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GitOps Done Right: 10 Best Practices That Make It Work

GitOps ditches hand-rolled deployment scripts for a cleaner, declarative model. Git becomes the truth. Agents likeArgo CDorFlux CDwatch for changes and sync your clusters on their own. It’s not just about pushing YAML. Good GitOps setups lean onKustomizefor modular config, wire inautomated image up..

GitOps Done Right: 10 Best Practices That Make It Work
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