Discover the AI developer assistant setups that professionals are actually using to boost productivity. From combining Claude and Copilot to self-hosting models, learn about the workflows that work best in 2025.
Developers share their real-world experiences as companies push for AI adoption. Explore the spectrum of policies from forced use to outright bans, and learn where AI tools actually help versus where they hinder productivity.
Discover practical strategies for sharing your side project with the world. Learn how to find your audience in niche communities, gather valuable feedback, and navigate the challenges of your first launch.
Discover the best self-hosted photo management solutions for 2025, from the feature-rich Immich to the privacy-focused Ente. Learn about the tools, AI models, and best practices for building your own private, intelligent photo library.
Discover a curated list of programming languages built from the ground up for WebAssembly. Explore options from C-like and TypeScript-like syntaxes to key considerations like compiler embeddability and performance.
Explore real-world production applications of LLMs that go beyond chatbots, including advanced text classification, internal automation with SQL agents, and cost-effective data processing strategies.
When management mandates AI use, is quitting the only option for discerning professionals? This analysis explores the debate and offers a strategic approach to adapt, learn, and integrate AI on your own terms.
An analysis of online discussions about the role of the downvote. We explore whether requiring justification for downvotes could improve conversation quality or if alternative systems without downvotes are a better solution.
A developer considers building a JVM-like platform to prevent code decompilation. The discussion reveals why this is often an ineffective strategy and highlights better, existing solutions like obfuscation and AOT compilation.
Explore the compelling argument that removing reply notifications from online forums isn't a missing feature, but a deliberate design choice to improve discussion quality and reduce flamewars.