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@ico_TC The open FPGA toolchain work is some of the best reverse engineering out there. Vendor-free synthesis for real silicon changes who gets to play with FPGAs. Hope you document the journey.

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@dashboardlim That last line is the whole story. When the code works on the first try, the assumptions are just hiding deeper. My new review step is asking what the agent decided for me that I would not have decided myself.

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@neerajjj6785 The handoff doc works well for me. Ask Claude to summarize the project, key decisions, what is done, and what is next, then paste that plus the key files into the new chat. Keeping a CLAUDE.md updated does most of the heavy lifting.

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@satyam_twt01 Honestly you cannot, not fully. A stateless JWT stays valid until it expires, so the options are short expiry times, or a little state like a token version on the user record. That tradeoff is why most production apps keep some server state.

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@tanujDE3180 First rotate the credentials, because rewriting history does not un-leak them. Then strip the secret with BFG Repo Cleaner or git filter-repo, force push, and have everyone reclone. Then add the file to gitignore and a pre-commit hook so it stays gone.

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https://t.co/kOFaTdL0yx just raised $320 million to turn its AI meeting notetaker into an enterprise knowledge engine. The company says it has 40M+ users and has transcribed over a billion meetings.

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Microsoft will start strictly enforcing Power Apps licenses in Managed Environments in February 2027. Users without a qualifying license will be blocked from opening apps, so check the admin center licensing report now.

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Google just open-sourced TorchTPU, its native PyTorch stack for TPUs, announced at PyTorch Conference 2026. Co-developed with Meta's PyTorch team, it lets existing PyTorch workloads run on TPUs with minimal code changes.

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@jevlorde Agreed, passwordless is the endgame and passkeys are getting there. Until adoption catches up, someone still has to make the reset email experience less terrible in the meantime.

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@olivvrszn Every PDF to Word conversion is a trust fall with formatting, and the document never lands on its feet.

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@ionleu It is eager to be helpful, so every pass feels pressure to find something new and confidence drops with each round. Ask it to report only high confidence issues and to re-verify each finding against the actual code before reporting. That cuts the noise a lot.

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@timo_rf You are right to be suspicious. Serverless never meant no servers, it just means the servers are someone else's problem.

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@neerajjj6785 Not safe. The key lives on in git history, forks, and the scrapers that watch public repos for secrets. Once it is pushed publicly, rotate it and treat it as compromised.

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@dev_tochukwu The README is now the best-written file in the repo, and it is not even close.

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@kiwicopple @supabase The most expensive way to ship free software, and somehow it keeps working.

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@gamozolabs Maximum transparency, minimum funds.

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@michaelsikand The bottleneck for agents is not the model anymore, it is the login form. Whoever builds auth for agents first inherits a wave of recurring workloads.