daily.dev Changelog·1yThis feature is going to change your life forever!!!!!!
Clickbait Shield is a new AI-powered feature for daily.dev Plus users that optimizes post titles by reducing clickbait, improving clarity, and minimizing overly promotional language. Users can toggle the shield on or off and will see either a green shield for modified titles or a white shield for original titles.
Medium·1yIs Golang the new Python Killer for AI?
Golang, known for its simplicity and efficiency, is emerging as a strong contender for machine learning despite Python's current dominance. Key features of Go include high performance, concurrency, static typing, and scalability. While its ecosystem of ML libraries is still growing, Go is particularly advantageous for high-throughput prediction serving, large-scale data preprocessing, and resource-constrained environments. Notable Go ML libraries include Gorgonia, GoLearn, GoMind, GoCV, and Gonum. Go offers compelling advantages for specific use cases, making it worth considering for future ML projects.
Jeff Geerling·1yI won't connect my dishwasher to your stupid cloud
The author bought a Bosch 500 series dishwasher, only to discover that certain features like the rinse cycle, delayed start, and eco mode require using the Home Connect app and connecting the appliance to WiFi. This raises concerns about planned obsolescence, security risks, and the forced reliance on cloud services. The author argues for locally accessible controls on IoT devices, with cloud functionality as an optional add-on.
Medium·1yDuolingo Just Ended The Term “UX Design”
Duolingo has announced a shift from using the term UX design to PX (Product Experience) design, reflecting their product-focused approach. This change has sparked varied responses from the design community, with some seeing it as a smart move and others considering it a marketing strategy. The evolution of design terminology continues with concepts like Developer Experience (DX) and Agent Experience (AX) also emerging. Despite the evolving terms, the core principles of UX and UI design remain vital.
Fireship·1y21-year old dev destroys LeetCode, gets kicked out of school...
Roy, a 21-year-old developer, was expelled from Columbia University for creating a JavaScript application that helps users ace technical interviews with real-time AI guidance. His app allowed him to secure job offers from big companies like Meta, TikTok, Capital One, and Amazon, all of which were rescinded once the companies discovered his methods. The incident highlights the controversies of modern technical interview processes and the role of AI in software development.
SK NEXUS·1yRich Get Richer, Poor Get Poorer - Dev Edition
AI tools are transforming the developer landscape, making skilled developers more efficient while potentially hampering the growth of junior developers who may rely too heavily on these tools. Mastery of fundamentals is crucial for long-term success in the field, as solely depending on AI-generated solutions can lead to complacency and lower quality work.
Collections·1yGoogle's Alphabet to Acquire Cloud Security Startup Wiz for $32 Billion
Alphabet has confirmed its $32 billion acquisition of Israeli cybersecurity firm Wiz to enhance Google Cloud's security offerings. Wiz, which rapidly grew in value, will integrate its innovative, AI-driven solutions with Google Cloud while continuing to operate independently and collaborate with other major cloud providers. The acquisition, expected to finalize by 2026, marks Alphabet's commitment to bolstering its cloud security capabilities amidst regulatory and market challenges.
Programmers are also human·1yHiring in 2025 vs 2021
The demands and expectations of job candidates have evolved significantly from 2021 to 2025, with increased emphasis on employee perks like unlimited PTO, festival allowances, and safety measures. Companies are competing aggressively for top talent, offering unique benefits and featuring highly skilled teams. The job market remains challenging, with enhanced requirements for technical skills and advanced positions.
portkey·1yLaunching Prompt Engineering Studio
Portkey's Prompt Engineering Studio bridges the gap between AI experimentation and large-scale deployment. Designed with production-readiness in mind, it provides tools for developing, testing, and deploying prompts across 1600+ AI models. Features include efficient collaboration, low-latency deployments, and real-time analytics. The platform meets the needs of businesses requiring enterprise-grade reliability for AI operations.
Bytes by ui.dev·1yFirefox is finally adding PWA support
Firefox is introducing support for Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) via an experimental feature in Firefox Nightly called Taskbar Tabs. Unlike Chromium-based browsers, Firefox's approach retains key browser UI elements and allows temporary web app mode transitions. The implementation differs from the official PWA spec, aiming to offer a more flexible app-like experience.
Hacker News·1yGoogle Being Forced To Sell Chrome is Not Good for the Web
The proposal to force Google to sell Chrome as a means to curb its monopoly is criticized as misguided. The core issue lies in Google paying for default search engine status. Instead, addressing this practice directly would be a more effective solution. The forced sale of Chrome could harm the web by diminishing investment in open web standards, ultimately benefitting proprietary systems over universal web development.
Visual Studio Blog·1yIntroducing Visual Studio Hub
Visual Studio Hub is a new resource designed to provide the latest updates, features, and resources related to the Visual Studio IDE. It offers easy access to information on new features, GitHub Copilot resources, key learning opportunities, developer blogs, and community engagement. The Hub is intended to simplify staying informed about everything in the Visual Studio ecosystem.
TechCrunch·1yBluesky quickly sold out of the t-shirt its CEO wore to troll Mark Zuckerberg
Bluesky CEO Jay Graber made headlines at SXSW by wearing a t-shirt with the Latin phrase 'Mundus sine Caesaribus' (a world without Caesars) aimed at Mark Zuckerberg. The t-shirt quickly sold out as Bluesky users rushed to buy it. This move reflects Bluesky's commitment to decentralized and open-source social media, emphasizing user and developer autonomy over corporate control.
No Boilerplate·1yRust is the New C
The post discusses the evolution and significance of the C programming language, highlighting its enduring impact across various applications from the 1970s to today. It draws a parallel with Rust, positioning Rust as the modern successor to C due to its low-level portability, compatibility, and efficiency. The author argues that learning Rust now could offer a similar career stability and flexibility as C did for developers in the past.
Javascript developers·1yGreyOS - The next generation OS / The first practical interactive Meta-OS
GreyOS is defined as the first true Meta-OS, a fully interactive and user-facing operating system that transcends traditional hardware and is cloud-native and web-based. Unlike other Meta-OS concepts, which focus on managing computing environments, GreyOS offers a complete OS experience and includes its own Meta Programming language, the Meta-Script.
Medium·1yAI Agents are not Ready Yet
AI agents need more robust development tools as current options are not mature enough for effective debugging and collaboration in real-time. Companies should focus on building flexible systems integrating multiple AI capabilities rather than betting on single trends. Advanced areas like language understanding and task automation are maturing, but challenges such as pinpointing errors, maintaining security, and ensuring inspectability persist.
HeydonWorks·1yPoisoning Well
Large Language Models (LLMs) often use web content without permission. Blocking them via robots.txt isn't effective as many crawlers ignore it. Instead, the author suggests poisoning LLMs by creating corrupted versions of content, accessible only through nofollow links. This approach aims to mislead LLMs while keeping legitimate search rankings intact.
Fireship·1yOur AI girlfriends just leveled up big time…
The post discusses advancements in AI voice technology, highlighting a realistic AI voice model from Sesame AI that mimics human conversation closely. It also briefly covers the launch of MANIS, a powerful Chinese AI tool capable of executing various computer tasks. The post touches on the ethical implications and potential risks of these technologies while showcasing their impressive technical capabilities.
Theo - t3․gg·1yI can't believe this is real
The rapid advancements in AI, particularly with OpenAI, have been surprising, with changes in pricing and performance among different models. OpenAI's recent 01 Pro API is much more expensive compared to alternatives, posing challenges for content creators and developers. The post highlights the comparative advantages of the 03 Mini model, emphasizing its cost-effectiveness and performance. Additionally, issues with user experience and pricing structures of various AI models are discussed, leading to frustrations among users. Savala, a sponsor mentioned in the post, offers easy deployment solutions for developers.
selfh.st·1yThis Week in Self-Hosted (7 March 2025)
This week's self-hosted updates include new apps for organizing personal finances, such as DollarDollar Bill Y'all, Envelofy, and Personal Accountant. Firefly III and Actual Budget continue to evolve, while new contenders like Maybe, Monetr, Investbrain, Subscription Manager, DumbBudget, and Thrifty have entered the scene. Additionally, notable software updates provide enhanced functionalities across various self-hosted platforms, alongside news, project updates, and a spotlight on SimpleHomelab for homelab enthusiasts.
Lobsters·1yThis Linux laptop maker called me a Zombie
The author shared their challenging experience with MALIBAL, a Linux laptop manufacturer, after an accidental oversight in a sponsored video. The company responded with harsh language and ended the sponsorship abruptly. The post includes accounts of similar aggressive behaviors by MALIBAL towards other customers and professionals, highlighting their unconventional business practices and strict restrictions on accessing their website.
