Prediction of what tech industry in 2027 could look like
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Prediction of what tech industry in 2027 could look like. Found this sim of 2027 job industry <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Exact_Log_3354 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Exact_Log_3354)
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Flowgramming – Programs that read like sentences
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Most programming languages were built for machines first and humans second.
Flowgramming flips that. It’s an open-source project to design a modular, flow-based programming environment where logic reads like natural language.
Instead of writing syntax, you describe what should happen — and FlowOS builds the logic through modular, auditable components called FlowBlocks. For example, this is valid FlowScript: action: intent: "sort_list" input: "DataBlock: numbers.raw" output: "DataBlock: numbers.sorted" tags: [low_memory, auditable] That line means: Flowgramming handles the rest — picking the best ActionBlock, enforcing memory and security rules, and logging the entire process for audit. The full system includes: FlowDirector — the runtime and scheduler ActionSystem — modular, self-contained logic units CommSystem — controlled communication blocks DataSystem — trusted data handling and versioning FlowGuard — built-in trust and security enforcement FlowLog — transparent observability and audit trail It’s licensed under MPL 2.0, so it stays open but flexible for research or enterprise use.
The documentation is being expanded weekly — early contributors are very welcome. GitHub repo: https://github.com/donsauber/FlowOS If you’re interested in: Declarative systems design Flow-based programming Modular runtime architectures Or making code genuinely human-readable …come take a look, leave a star, or join the Discussions tab. Flowgramming is still early — but the goal is simple:
make programming something you can read, explain, and trust. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/IllustriousAd6785 (https://www.reddit.com/user/IllustriousAd6785)
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Sandy Metz on The Power of Small Objects in Software Design
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How to Build Flutter Apps That Survive State Management Changes
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Caveat promptor
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Rethinking State Management for Flutter Apps
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Engineering Leader’s Guide: How to Become a Great Coach and Mentor
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C and C++ preprocessor for modern memory safety
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Cdefer A Next-Generation Memory-Safe Preprocessor for C & C++. Bringing modern memory safety and zero-configuration builds to classic C & C++. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/krishnatorque (https://www.reddit.com/user/krishnatorque)
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Duke Nukem: Zero Hour Nintendo 64 ROM reverse-engineering project reached 100% decompilation
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Programmers, Now More Than Ever, Need Mechanical Sympathy
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Made a repo to gather and generate wrong tech info that can affect LLM poisoning — could be used as a counter-dataset too.
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Testing the untestable
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Don't Let the Internet Dupe You, Event Sourcing is Hard
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6 Permanent Features in Java 25 - Another Java LTS release with a bunch of new features: Scoped Values, Module Import, Flexible Constructor Bodies, and more
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Local RAG tutorial - FastAPI & Ollama & pgvector
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The Great Software Quality Collapse: How We Normalized Catastrophe
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How to Build a Smart Website Analyzer with GPT-5, FastAPI, and Celery
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1oaw8g2/how_to_build_a_smart_website_analyzer_with_gpt5/

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LoC Is a Dumb Metric for Functions
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Hey everyone! It irks me when discussions of function cleanliness are driven by "Lines of Code" as a standard, so I wrote the only guide you'll ever need on when to decompose functions into smaller functions. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/The_Axolot (https://www.reddit.com/user/The_Axolot)
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Building a Distributed Log Query Engine with Real-Time Processing
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<!-- SC_OFF --> Distributed Log Query API: RESTful service with advanced filtering, aggregation, and real-time search capabilities Event-Driven Processing Pipeline: Kafka-based system processing 10K+ logs/second with guaranteed delivery Intelligent Caching Layer: Redis-powered query optimization reducing response times from 2s to 50ms Production Monitoring Stack: Complete observability with Prometheus metrics, Grafana dashboards, and distributed tracing <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Extra_Ear_10 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Extra_Ear_10)
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[Article] Gemini-Powered Stock Analysis: Parsing Financial News for Automated Trading Decisions
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<!-- SC_OFF -->I carved out a small part of a larger trading project I'm building and wrote a short article on it. Essentially, I'm using Go to scrape articles from Italian finance RSS feeds. The core part is feeding the text to Gemini (LLM) with a specific prompt to get back a structured JSON analysis: stock ticker + action (buy/sell/hold) + a brief reason. The article gets into the weeds of: The exact multilingual prompt needed to get a consistent JSON output from Gemini (low temperature, strict format). Correctly identifying specific Italian market tickers (like STLAM). The Go architecture using concurrency to manage the streams and analysis requests. It's a working component for an automated setup. Any thoughts or feedback on the approach are welcome! Link to the article:https://pgaleone.eu/golang/vertexai/trading/2025/10/20/gemini-powered-stock-analysis-news-feeds/ <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/pgaleone (https://www.reddit.com/user/pgaleone)
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