People really like to mislead.
I made a post on Reddit yesterday about some issues I have found when auditing vibe coded projects. A comment showed up that was clearly a product push.
I had a few other ideas. 🧵
I forget that Google Play tests the auth flow including reset passwords.
I also forget that I have a specific test account for this and freak out when I get random emails for password reset.
At least I know they are testing 🤣
#SoftwareEngineering#Coding#AppDeveloper
After being asked to build a framework for vibe coding I'm finally doing it 🙌
What's currently working:
- Test driven development
- Low token use
- No random packages added
- Stops if it thinks it hits it's token threshold or fails a phase
#developer#vibes#software
Made him based on the Qubit concept I had awhile back when studying quantum computing.
Seeing him develop a personality for a game is so much fun!
#pixelart#indiegame#indiedev#character
@Rainmaker1973 The men on here saying the decor is clutter 🤣 the definition of clutter as a noun is a collection of things in an untidy mass. This means when you miss the laundry basket and it piles up, that's clutter. When things aren't put away and just left on a table = clutter.
Hey @digitalocean,
You've existed for awhile. It's time to enable dark mode for those of us who despise bright screens.
Sincerely,
Developers Everywhere
@SumitM_X Is the client calling for specific users or all users? What's the database? Are we talking real-time or async? Payload size? Security? I can't effectively answer this without proper context and wouldn't want to risk the simple answer being inefficient long term.
When you build an app & want to make sure that AI can't crack the security, you use AES-256 because it has 2^256 possible keys.
Here's the equation for 1 trillion keys/sec: time to break = 3.67 × 10^57 years.
AI is fast but not that fast.
Looking up doorbell cameras that I can reflash with my own software and found out how all of the current smart home doorbell cameras are a huge security risk 😳 I mean I kind of knew that but its still wild to read it 😅
I must say, having a solid grasp of C and C++ is massively underrated.
Saying from experience, it changes how you think.
It’s not just about writing C/C++ code.
It’s about building a mindset that carries over to everything:
-Rust
-JavaScript
-Python
-Java, Go
-And beyond.
Once you’ve understood pointers, memory management, and low-level architecture, high-level languages start to click differently.
C/C++ teaches you to think like a real programmer.
Everything else becomes easier after that.