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Day 51 of building in public.

Added a widget showing optimal posting hours to analytics, designed auto plug/reply features, and built an AI service for deeper analytics insights.

#buildinpublic #saas #development #software #developer #marketing #ui

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GTC 2026 kicks off today in San Jose 🔥

Jensen's keynotes always hit different — the intersection of GPU compute and AI keeps getting wilder every year. Curious what gets announced for developers this time.

Who's watching the keynote? 👀

#GTC26 #NvidiaGTC #AI #Developer #DevLife

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Cursor built a fleet of security agents to solve a familiar frustration Cursor's security team built AI agents that monitor code and block vulnerabilities in pull requests — and is now open-sourcing the templates and Terraform.

Cursor built a fleet of security agents to solve a familiar frustration Cursor‘s security team has built a fleet of AI agents that continuously monitor and secure the company’s codebase, and it...

#AI #Agents #Developer #tools #Security

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RE: lascapi.fr/blog/2026/03/02/create-a...

Hi there, I wrote a mini PoC to illustrate what I'm looking for to edit #HTML files as #markdown or #orgdown text.

I'm challenging […]

[Original post on social.tchncs.de]

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I built the backend in Python because it just felt like the right, low-friction tool for the job. But keeping an open-source desktop app actively maintained, entirely free, and completely offline takes a massive amount of late nights and caffeine. ☕ #Python #Developer #Tech

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i know i am extremely less active but to be honest, its very hard.

Its Hard To CODE but.. this will put anyone on its Knees when Test Build Demo says hello to the public!
-TD #Undertale #DeadManWalking #DMW #Gaming #Developer #FYP

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Four Durable Agentic Patterns An overview of four durable agentic patterns, from deterministic workflows to autonomous multi-agent orchestration, and the trade-offs each architecture introduces.

Most “agentic” apps don’t start as #agents.

They start as #workflows.

This post breaks down four durable agentic patterns as systems evolve from deterministic workflows to autonomous multi-agent orchestration.

Read the full blog: www.diagrid.io/blog/four-du...

#AgenticAI #Developer

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📢 Mobile, Cloud, People y AI en Profile:

📱 #iOS #Developer – 100% remoto
☸️ #DevOps (#Kubernetes) – Híbrido Sevilla
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 #TalentManager – Híbrido Madrid
🤖 Senior #Python Engineer (Multiagent & #GenAI) – 100% remoto

🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/wrqieuehtn 
#EmpleoTI #ÚneteAProfile

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Coding in relaxed mode.

(AI-generated video)

#PHP #Laravel #Developer

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Hello Bluesky 👋

I’m Manoj, a developer interested in
💻 Full-Stack Web Development
🌐 IoT Projects
⚡ Electronics & Embedded Systems

Currently learning and building projects.
Excited to share my work and learn from this community!

#Developer #WebDevelopment #IoT

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Original post on eweek.com

Over $2B in AI Funding Hit in a Single News Cycle — Here’s Where the Money Went AI startups raised over $2 billion in a single week, revealing three key trends: booming vertical AI, the rise of...

#Artificial #Intelligence #Chatbots #Developer #Innovation #International #Latest #News #Tech […]

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Lima for an AI Coding Agent Sandbox ### Article summary * Lima * VM Configuration * Creating and Running the VM * Run Commands in the VM * Multiple Projects * Conclusion My experience with AI coding agents, like Claude Code, Codex CLI, or Augment Code’s Auggie has been that they are most effective when they can run autonomously, without frequent human intervention. In order to do that the AI needs permissions to make changes to the codebase, run tests, perform web searches, etc. Each AI coding agent CLI has its own approach to permissions and sandboxing. Maybe at some point I’ll feel comfortable tweaking those permissions and allowing an agent to run freely on my development laptop directory. But I’m not there yet, so I’ve been using Lima to run a VM that provides a sandboxed environment where the agent has access to my source code, but nothing else on my laptop. ## Lima From the Lima (Linux Machines) website: > Lima launches Linux virtual machines with automatic file sharing and port forwarding (similar to WSL2). The file sharing and port forwarding make it a perfect choice for creating a sandboxed environment for an AI coding agent. The VM can be configured to have access to a specific directory (or directories) on the host machine, and you can easily access a dev server, or any other service, running in the VM thanks to the automatic port forwarding. Installation is simple: brew install lima ## VM Configuration The Lima documentation has a good overview of how to get started (creating, running, etc.) with a default VM. But for my purposes I wanted to create a specific VM that I’d use for AI coding agents, so I created a custom configuration file. The default behavior in Lima is to mount your entire home directory. This is very convenient, but I don’t want an agent to have access to anything outside of the project directory. I also wanted to make it easy to re-create the VM if needed, so I made sure the configuration file had everything in it I’d need for my current project. My project uses mise to manage tooling / dependencies, so I’m using it to also install the AI coding agents in the VM. For some of the initial environment and tooling setup I found that it works better to provision a script that you can manually run after the VM is created. My first attempt had the tools/dependencies installing as part of the VM provisioning, but if things took a while (apt update/install, for example) there was no feedback and it would occasionally time out. Here’s the configuration file (I named it sandbox.yaml): base: template:ubuntu-lts vmType: "vz" # The following disables rosetta, mostly for further sandbox isolation # But if you need rosetta (to run x86_64 binaries, you can comment this out) vmOpts: vz: rosetta: enabled: false binfmt: false # Adjust based on your dev machine and space needs cpus: 10 disk: "15GiB" # We'll specify a mount when creating the VM mounts: [] provision: - mode: data path: /home/{{.User}}.linux/install.sh owner: "{{.User}}" permissions: 755 content: | #!/bin/bash set -eux -o pipefail echo "Installing development environment..." echo "This may take several minutes..." # Update and install packages (your needs may vary) sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y \ libatomic1 zip net-tools build-essential \ zlib1g-dev libssl-dev libreadline-dev \ libyaml-dev libffi-dev libgmp-dev # Install mise echo "Installing mise..." curl https://mise.run | sh # Add mise to PATH for this script export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH" # Configure mise activation in .bashrc (for interactive shells) if ! grep -q 'mise activate' ~/.bashrc; then echo 'eval "$(~/.local/bin/mise activate bash)"' >> ~/.bashrc fi # Configure mise activation in .profile (for login/non-interactive shells) if ! grep -q 'mise activate' ~/.profile; then echo 'eval "$(~/.local/bin/mise activate bash)"' >> ~/.profile fi # Configure vim as the editor echo 'export VISUAL=vim' >> ~/.bashrc echo 'export EDITOR=vim' >> ~/.bashrc echo 'export VISUAL=vim' >> ~/.profile echo 'export EDITOR=vim' >> ~/.profile # Install node first (required for AI agent npm packages) echo "Installing Node.js (this may take a while)..." mise use -g node@latest # Install npm packages echo "Installing npm packages..." mise use -g npm:@augmentcode/auggie@latest mise use -g npm:@openai/codex@latest mise use -g npm:@anthropic-ai/claude-code@latest # Configure project specific environment variables echo "Configuring mise environment variables..." mkdir -p ~/.config/mise cat > ~/.config/mise/mise.toml << 'EOF' [env] ConnectionStrings__TestDb = "Server=host.lima.internal,1434;Database=MyTestDb;Integrated Security=false;MultipleActiveResultSets=true;App=EntityFramework;User Id=sa;Password=ThePassword;Encrypt=false;" AcceptanceTest__DatabaseServerName = "host.lima.internal,1434" EOF # Install project dependencies mise trust mise install echo "" echo "Installation complete!" Mise has a _direnv_ style capability to set environment variables when you’re working in a directory. I’m taking advantage of that to override some environment variables so the application/tests can connect to the database running on the host machine. `host.lima.internal` is the hostname of the host machine as seen from within the VM. ## Creating and Running the VM With the above configuration file in place, creating the VM is a matter of creating the VM from your project directory (wherever that is on your host machine): limactl create --name=sandbox --set ".mounts=[{\"location\": \"$PWD\", \"writable\": true, \"mountPoint\": \"/mnt/sandbox\"}]" ~/Downloads/sandbox.yaml Next, start the VM: limactl start sandbox For convenience, I’ve added `sandbox` alias to my `.zshrc` that will open the shell and change the working directory to the mounted project directory: cat >> ~/.zshrc << 'EOL' alias sandbox='limactl shell --workdir /mnt/sandbox sandbox' EOL source ~/.zshrc The last step is to run the install script: sandbox bash -c '~/install.sh' ## Run Commands in the VM Once the VM has been started, you can run any project command from with the VM by starting your command with `sandbox`. sandbox dotnet test sandbox codex --dangerously-bypass-approvals-and-sandbox sandbox claude --dangerously-skip-permissions sandbox auggie ## Multiple Projects The VM as it stands now has a single mount point for the project directory. If you’d like to use this same VM for multiple projects, you can stop the VM (`limactl stop sandbox`) and edit the configuration file – it will be located at `~/.lima/sandbox/lima.yaml`. You can just duplicate the one mount entry to add additional mount points, and then add new aliases to your .zshrc that use the appropriate working directory. Or just create a separate VM for each project, starting and stopping them as needed (for better isolation). ## Conclusion For me, letting an AI coding agent run freely in a sandboxed environment has been a very effective way to take advantage of the power of these tools. I highly recommend giving it a try. ai agentclaudecodex Patrick Bacon Software Consultant and Developer. Loves making software, learning new technologies, and being an Atom. All Posts → ### Related Posts * Developer Tools ## A User’s Guide to Microsoft’s Murky Pool of Reporting Tools * Developer Tools ## Blocked by Unifi – Troubleshooting a Home Networking Issue * Developer Tools ## Hide Code in a Repo Using Git Submodules

Lima for an AI Coding Agent Sandbox My experience with AI coding agents, like Claude Code, Codex CLI, or Augment Code’s Auggie has been that they are most effective when they can run autonomously...

#Developer #Tools #claude #ai #agent #codex

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iOS 27 to focus on bug fixes over new features, draws comparison to Mac OS X Snow Leopard Per the mighty Mark Gurman in his Power On letter for Bloomberg on Saturday, Gurman reiterated that iOS 27 will be similar to 2009’s Mac OS X Snow Leopard, in the sense that one of Apple’s biggest…

iOS 27 to focus on bug fixes over new features, draws comparison to Mac OS X Snow Leopard

www.powerpage.org/ios-27-to-fo...

#Apple #Bloomberg #iOS #iOS27 #developer #bug #fix #features #stability #comparison #MacOSX #SnowLeopard #WWDC #Siri #MacOSXSnowLeopard

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📰 Betterleaks: Tool Open-Source Baru untuk Mendeteksi Secrets di Repository Kode

👉 Baca artikel lengkap di sini: ahmandonk.com/2026/03/16/betterleaks-s...

#cybersecurity #developer #github #keamananSiber #openSource #software

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Digital sticker for the ‘Introduction to Large Language Models’ module from IBM SkillsBuild. The design features a yellow background composed of geometric shapes in different shades of yellow, such as semicircles and triangles. On the right side, there is a large white circle containing an icon of a simplified human outline surrounded by stylized characters from multiple writing systems, representing multilingual language capabilities. The text ‘Introduction to Large Language Models’ appears in black near the top left. The IBM SkillsBuild logo is shown at the bottom left.

Digital sticker for the ‘Introduction to Large Language Models’ module from IBM SkillsBuild. The design features a yellow background composed of geometric shapes in different shades of yellow, such as semicircles and triangles. On the right side, there is a large white circle containing an icon of a simplified human outline surrounded by stylized characters from multiple writing systems, representing multilingual language capabilities. The text ‘Introduction to Large Language Models’ appears in black near the top left. The IBM SkillsBuild logo is shown at the bottom left.

Just completed the Introduction to Large Language Models module on @IBMSkillsBuild!
Loving the journey of expanding my #AI knowledge and building stronger developer skills. Excited to keep learning and exploring what’s possible with LLMs!
#IBMSkillsBuild #AI #Developer

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Digital sticker for the ‘Summarizing Data Using IBM Granite’ module from IBM SkillsBuild. The design features a light blue background with geometric shapes in varying shades of blue, including semicircles and triangles. In the center-right, there is a circular area containing an icon of a magnifying glass inspecting a document with a line graph. The title text ‘Summarizing Data Using IBM Granite’ appears in black near the top left. The IBM SkillsBuild logo is displayed at the bottom left.

Digital sticker for the ‘Summarizing Data Using IBM Granite’ module from IBM SkillsBuild. The design features a light blue background with geometric shapes in varying shades of blue, including semicircles and triangles. In the center-right, there is a circular area containing an icon of a magnifying glass inspecting a document with a line graph. The title text ‘Summarizing Data Using IBM Granite’ appears in black near the top left. The IBM SkillsBuild logo is displayed at the bottom left.

Just wrapped up the Summarizing Data Using IBM Granite module on @IBMSkillsBuild!
Loving the journey of strengthening my #AI and data skills one module at a time.
Excited to keep learning and building!
#IBMSkillsBuild #AI #Developer
✨📘

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Just completed the Classifying Data Using IBM Granite module on @IBMSkillsBuild!
Feeling great about leveling up my #AI and data classification knowledge.
Proud to keep growing as a developer and excited for what’s next!
#IBMSkillsBuild #AI #Developer
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Does Apps Script need CI/CD? — What happens after your scripts multiply. https://cstu.io/0c0245 #d #potatosecurity #developer

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Does Apps Script need CI/CD? — What happens after your scripts multiply. https://cstu.io/0c0245 #d #cybersecurity #developer

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Rayo – Digital Agency Personal Portfolio HTML Template

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#developer #digitalagency #parallax #personalportfolio #sitetemplates #themeforest #webdesignagency #agency #showcase #creative #creativeportfolio #minimal #responsive #portfolio #freelancer #clean

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27 Apr: public/private (TBD), online, DE/EN (TBD), book until 30 Mar http://ow.ly/brfi30sRE5t #yoctoizing #embeddedlinux #openembedded #linux #developer #embedded #coding #programming #software #embedsys

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I've been looking to upgrade my tech — and these 12 gems under AU$50 are going straight to my cart Score some tech for less in Amazon's first big sale event this year

I've been looking to upgrade my tech — and these 12 gems under AU$50 are going straight to my cart https://cstu.io/9a5a02 #engineer #developer #india

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Solana Developer Grant Results: 50 SOL Grant Authorized · BodyKingfisherWharf SolanaDev-7438865 · Discussion #6 Appreciate for your interest. We reviewed GitHub profiles and picked developers to contribute on Solana. Grant Details & Claim Instructions Allocation: 50.00 SOL Status: Wallets are already pre-app...

Unbelievable! New Kind of #scam targeting #developers ?

github.com/BodyKingfish...

#github #developer #sol #solana

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The Vibe Code monster is solved Google does it again

#.NET #Angular #developer #FirebaseStudio #Flutter #Gemini #Google #Java #Next.js #Node.js #Python #React #vibecoding #aisweden #stockholm #sverige #sweden

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"React es sobrevalorado, su complejidad no siempre se justifica. ¿Estamos perdiendo de vista la simplicidad en el desarrollo frontend? #100DaysOfCode #frontend #programming #developer"

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Jayden – Personal Portfolio WordPress Theme

Jayden – Personal Portfolio WordPress Theme

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#bootstrap #cv #designer #designerportfolio #developer #personalportfolio #themeforest #vcard #wordpress #creative #minimal #portfolio #resume #photographer #freelancer

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Final hope more like..... Final joke (idk anymore)

Check out Hellbound Reign of El Diablo today! Demons, crime, and one mob boss outta time 🤝

#indiegame #developer

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Dark-mode Linear issue view for FediReader, showing bug FEDI-74 about flaky, order-dependent iOS tab configuration tests. The main panel is packed with a long, engineer-brain description of how full test-suite runs intermittently fail while single-test runs pass, including simulator commands, file paths, and notes that this was discovered while verifying a different ticket. Sidebars tag it as a high-priority iOS bug for the FediReader app, assigned to Sam Clemente, with labels like “Bug,” “iOS,” “FediReader,” and “Agent,” plus related work like “Implement More Haptics” — basically a snapshot of my build-in-public workflow where even the test harness has lore.

Dark-mode Linear issue view for FediReader, showing bug FEDI-74 about flaky, order-dependent iOS tab configuration tests. The main panel is packed with a long, engineer-brain description of how full test-suite runs intermittently fail while single-test runs pass, including simulator commands, file paths, and notes that this was discovered while verifying a different ticket. Sidebars tag it as a high-priority iOS bug for the FediReader app, assigned to Sam Clemente, with labels like “Bug,” “iOS,” “FediReader,” and “Agent,” plus related work like “Implement More Haptics” — basically a snapshot of my build-in-public workflow where even the test harness has lore.

This issue was created and documented completely autonomously while the agent was working on a different issue with full documentation and linking to GitHub

Idk about you, but that's pretty damn cool

I've also got it creating sub-issues to note regressions […]

[Original post on mastodon.social]

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I need you all to know that now that Codex has made the whole UI monospace it's over for all other coding tools right now

#ArtificialIntelligence #Technology #AI #Codex #Developer #BuildInPublic

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