Linux Creator Torvalds Says Rust Adoption in Kernel Lags Expectations
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How to spot Path Traversal vulnerabilities during a Secure Code Review
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How Tears of the Kingdom loads seamlessly on Nintendo Switch
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JS Dates Are About to Be Fixed
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The Role of Hyper-Focus in Software Development: A Career Case Study
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Hello r/programming (https://www.reddit.com/r/programming), I recently explored the concept of "insane focus" in software development, analyzing how it impacted my journey from a struggling WordPress developer to working on projects for major brands. I'd like to share some key points and hear your thoughts: Focus vs. Hours Worked: I found that intense, targeted focus often trumps sheer number of hours spent coding. Has this been your experience? Overcoming Technical Plateaus: How hyper-focus helped break through challenging learning curves in new languages/frameworks. Balancing Deep Work and Collaboration: Strategies for maintaining focus in team environments. Key questions for discussion: How do you cultivate deep focus in your coding sessions? What tools or techniques have you found most effective for maintaining concentration on complex programming tasks? How do you balance the need for intense focus with the collaborative nature of modern software development? I've written a more detailed analysis here https://open.substack.com/pub/codeculturecandor/p/insane-focus-the-laser-sharp-execution?utm_source=app-post-stats-page&r=44tilr&utm_medium=ios, but I'm more interested in hearing this community's experiences and perspectives. Let's discuss: How crucial do you think intense focus is in programming, and how do you achieve it? <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/jonoherrington (https://www.reddit.com/user/jonoherrington)
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Solving MAXIMUM_WAIT_OBJECTS (64) limit of WaitForMultipleObjects: Associate Events with I/O Completion Port
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Division is hard, but it doesn't have to be
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Big Tech vs. Mid Tech: Which One’s Right for You?
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building notification preferences module, the right way
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Postgres as a search engine
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Application without application
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Elixir lang for Pythonistas
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Help me Choose Macbook Pro :M3 Pro or M3 Max
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Which is the best for programming? Macbook Pro 16" - M3 Pro (12 CPU, 18 GPU, 36 GB /512 GB SSD) OR Macbook Pro 16" - M3 Max (14 CPU, 30 GPU, 36 GB/1 TB SSD) I want it to last for at least 5 years. I can't go for higher ram. 36GB is in my budget. And just want to ask is it possible to do coding for medium to big projects at 512GB SSD or should I go with 1 TB SSD? And if I go with 512 GB then can I use external SSD while programming? <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/MeEntertain (https://www.reddit.com/user/MeEntertain)
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Simple Tips for Bug Bounty Beginners: Finding PII Vulnerabilities
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Crafting the Perfect Pull Request - 10 Years of Experience
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DataGridPro: Column Width Persistence Fails During Data Updates and Auto-Sizing
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stto - A Fast & Accurate Line of Code Counter in Go
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Hey fellow Gophers and open-source enthusiasts! I'm excited to share my side project, stto, a Line of Code (LOC) counter built with Go. Designed with concurrency in mind, stto delivers lightning-fast results. Features: Count code lines, comments, and blanks with ease Supports multiple file extensions Built with Go for performance and scalability stto is perfect for: Developers seeking accurate code metrics Project managers tracking progress Researchers analyzing codebases Contribute to stto's growth on GitHub: https://github.com/mainak55512/stto Your contributions, feedback, and suggestions are welcome! Fork and star the repo Submit pull requests Share your use cases and ideas Edit: Open to suggestions for new features and improvements! <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Mainak1224x (https://www.reddit.com/user/Mainak1224x)
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The importance of taking breaks and recharging your batteries.
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Speeding Up Your Website Using Cloudflare Cache
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Engineer’s guide to convincing your Product Manager to prioritize technical debt
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The 3 Big Mistakes That Almost Cost Me My Promotion (And How You Can Avoid Them)
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