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newest submissions : multi • 2026-04-06 20:39

Trump sent guns to Iranian protesters through Kurdish militias

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DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:38

We didn’t have a coding problem - We had a “where do I even start?” problem

Problem A lot of our tasks started the same way: unclear Jira description 20–30 minutes just figuring out what is actually required then jumping around the codebase trying to find the right entry point If the area was unfamiliar, easily 1–2 hours gone before writing anything. Or you just go ask someone who knows. Which is fine, but doesn’t scale And this wasn’t rare. This was ...

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UN watchdog bashes Mark Carney's 'procedural theatre' on Iran war

newest submissions : multi • 2026-04-06 20:37

UN watchdog bashes Mark Carney's 'procedural theatre' on Iran war

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DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:36

The Seven Engineering Problems That Make Real-Time Enterprise Sync Almost Impossible

I spent 18 months trying to make two databases agree with each other. Not eventually. Not within 15 minutes. In real time, bidirectionally, without losing data. The first version crashed after 10,000 records. The second version handled the volume but corrupted fields when both systems wrote to the same record within the same second. The third version solved conflicts but broke each time that Sale...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:34

Write Once, Publish Everywhere: Build a Multi-Platform Dev Blog Pipeline with GitHub Actions

Zero to Published: Setting Up a Multi-Platform Dev Blog Pipeline How to write once in Markdown and automatically publish to Dev.to, Hashnode, Medium, and your personal site without losing your sanity or your SEO You spent four hours writing the perfect technical post, hit publish on Dev.to, then remembered you also need to post it to Hashnode. And Medium. And your personal bl...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:34

50 Things Anthropic's API Can't Do (And We're Going to Walk Through Every Single One)

Quick disclaimer before we start: Claude helped me write this. Very intentionally. Not just "helped," either. I gave Claude direct access to our docs at docs.backboard.io. It navigated the docs itself, read them, and produced this list. So yes, an AI made by Anthropic read our documentation and wrote about the limitations of Anthropic's own API. It did not argue. It did not resist. Because it ...

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newest submissions : multi • 2026-04-06 20:33

China Built the World’s Drone Industry. Now It’s Locking Down the Skies.

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DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:33

Brainstorming with BMAD and Qwen Code.

Introduction There are plenty of tools that promise to make coding faster. Fewer actually help you think better. That difference matters. Most mistakes in software don’t come from typing speed or syntax. They come from unclear thinking, rushed decisions, or blind spots that only show up later when things break. This article is about a setup that tries to address that problem directly:...

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North Korea keeping Iran at arm’s length, reports Seoul

newest submissions : multi • 2026-04-06 20:33

North Korea keeping Iran at arm’s length, reports Seoul

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DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:32

The Release That Broke Everything

Some releases ship features. Some ship fixes. And some ship chaos. OpenClaw v2026.4.5 managed to break things on every major platform simultaneously. Not one bug, not two — a cascade of regressions that turned stable deployments into resource-hungry, crash-looping messes within hours of upgrading. Let's look at what happened, because the failure modes here are textbook examples of how complexity...

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After High Court appeal, anti-war protests to be permitted under strict limitations

newest submissions : multi • 2026-04-06 20:31

After High Court appeal, anti-war protests to be permitted under strict limitations

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DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:30

Building a Multi-Agent ATDD Pipeline with LangGraph and Hexagonal Architecture

Building a Multi-Agent ATDD Pipeline with LangGraph and Hexagonal Architecture Write the spec, mark the story as ready, walk away. The agents do the rest. The problem with solo AI development Building a product solo is brutal. You are the PO, the architect, the developer, and the QA — all at the same time. When AI coding agents entered the picture, I didn't see a magic...

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HackerNoon • 2026-04-06 20:29

Anti-Knowledge Is Blocking Your Next Skill: Here's How

The biggest obstacle to mastery isn't ignorance; it's Anti-Knowledge: the functional but suboptimal habits that create a performance ceiling. Because our brains operate on stigmergy (self-organizing signal paths), we often follow "highways to nowhere" simply because they are well-worn. To break through, you must be willing to go "meta," dismantle your current skill set, and endure a temporary drop...

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I've Touched Everything and Mastered Nothing

DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:28

I've Touched Everything and Mastered Nothing

Seventeen years. That's how long ADHD has been making me touch every skill, hobby, and career path that crossed my path. I'm 30 now. I've lived in eight countries, built products in five programming languages, shipped code on four blockchains, released music on Spotify under an artist name I genuinely cannot remember, and learned enough Vietnamese to haggle at a market in Nha Trang. I am not wo...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:28

I ran my AI codebase triage tool on itself — here's what it found

I built Ghost Architect™ Open — a free, local AI tool that triages codebases and scores findings by severity. To test it properly, I ran it on its own source code. It found a Critical bug. The finding The redaction engine — the module that strips API keys and secrets before sending code to Claude — had a pointer offset bug. When replacing a secret pattern, it wasn't advancing the scan...

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Telerik Blogs • 2026-04-06 20:25

Blazor Basics: Building Responsive Blazor Apps with CSS Media Queries

Responsive design is the reason applications feel polished and user-friendly. Learn how to build responsive Blazor web applications using CSS media queries.

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DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:25

Enabling Pin-Based Commenting on Live HTML Iframes: Open-Source, Framework-Agnostic Solution with Adapter Flexibility

Introduction & Problem Statement Imagine trying to annotate a live, interactive webpage with the precision of Figma’s pin-based comments. Now, imagine doing this within an iframe—a nested HTML document isolated by its own DOM and coordinate system. This is the core technical challenge Washi solves. While tools like Figma excel at static design files, replicating their annotation pre...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:24

I built an app that helps couples decide what to watch together

My girlfriend and I had the same argument every Friday night: "What do you want to watch?" "I don't know, what do YOU want to watch?" So I built Logflix. What it does Both of you swipe on movies and series — yes or no. When you both swipe yes on the same title, it's a match. No more endless scrolling. No more compromises where nobody's actually happy. How it works Sh...

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Newest questions tagged css - Stack Overflow • 2026-04-06 20:22

How do i reference/modify css pseudo-classes's variables in Javascript?

The function setProperty() allows me to modify the variables of a css class within the javascript code, potentially allowing the user to modify the class's values, but so far i seem to be able to only reference the main slider with the .slider class and not pseudo-classes like .slider::-webkit-slider-thumb is there any way to actually reference them and/or modify their values within javascript? ....

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I built an OpenAI-compatible gateway that routes across 5 free LLM providers

DEV Community • 2026-04-06 20:22

I built an OpenAI-compatible gateway that routes across 5 free LLM providers

Every LLM provider has a free tier. Groq gives you 30 requests per minute. Gemini gives you 15. Cerebras gives you 30. Mistral gives you 5. Combined, that's about 80 requests per minute. Enough for prototyping, internal tools, and side projects where you don't want to pay for API access yet. The problem: each provider has its own SDK, its own rate limits, its own auth, and its own downtime. You...

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