Who's Accountable When the AI Was Just Following Instructions?
Earlier this year, a company's AI agent quietly leaked internal data for three weeks before anyone...
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Your GitHub profile shows your follower count. It also shows attackers your whole attack surface.
The weekend project everyone's shipping — a GitHub Action that auto-updates a badge on your profile README — quietly hands attackers a map of your tokens, your workflow permissions, and your supply ch…
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The Accidental Blogger: How I Ended Up on DEV
This is going to be a more personal post, exposing my entire personal branding strategy, or rather,...
dev.to·22d ago▲ 190
Claude e Obsidian - Como uma QA utiliza essas ferramentas no dia-a-dia
🇺🇸 You can also read the English version of this article on AWS Community Builders. Ser QA nessa...
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I'm an ER doctor. After decades without touching code, I built 3 websites with AI in one month — on my phone.
I've been an emergency doctor in Serbia for 12 years, Emergency medicine is intense, and burnout is...
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Count It or Compute It: When a Tool Returns Rows, the Models That Count Them Right Spend the Tokens
A Kaggle benchmark of the step agents rarely test: counting what a tool returns. Ten models, 68 questions, one tool that returns the count and one that returns the rows. With the count, every model is…
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🗓️ Monthly Dev 💫SPECIAL💫 Report: September 2026
Hey everyone! I bring you my development journey on what I have discovered, accomplishments for this...
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Half the AI agents in production are if-statements with a GPU bill
There's a new kind of technical debt, and it doesn't come from cutting corners. It comes from...
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Dear Coder: Open This If You're Feeling AI FOMO
It's all over the headlines. Every so often, someone reveals a model X% faster. A tech CEO makes...
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Implementation is where judgements go to become invisible
One question, three answers I have a small tool that finds people waiting for a reply from...
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I Tried to Prompt a 3D DEV Library Into Existence. Then I Had to Build My Own Level Editor.
This is a submission for the Sanity Challenge, Path Two: Vibe-Code Something Strange. I started...
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I burned out. Now I don't know how to start again.
Hi, devs! I'm back. I wish I could return with a major success, a discovery, or a new achievement,...
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Chain-of-Thought Faithfulness: Toggling 'Reasoning Mode' Made One Model 5x More Likely to Follow Its Own Mistakes
This is a submission for the Kaggle Benchmarking Challenge What I Benchmarked A while...
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Prompt Injection Is the New SQL Injection (and We're Not Ready)
In March 2026, a financial services company discovered that their customer-facing AI agent had been...
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I Got Rejected 2 Minutes After Applying. So Much for 'Skills-Based Hiring.'
“Startup culture" on the job listing. FANG-style ATS vetting in the inbox. I applied for a Junior...
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'Someone Already Built That' is the Favourite Excuse of Broke Developers
Let me tell you a quick story about a developer named Sam. Sam is incredibly smart. For a whole...
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I Built a Better Codex Pet Than OpenAI Did
Sometimes you just have to let the agent cook. Mika vs. a multi-billion-dollar...
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Vim's Swan Song: Is It Time to :q!?
Table of Contents Hotel California Hands Off the Mouse Vim Was Never About Typing...
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