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I got tired of writing the same CDK wiring, so I built simple-cdk
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DEV Community · Technology

I got tired of writing the same CDK wiring, so I built simple-cdk

I got tired of writing the same CDK wiring, so I built simple-cdk If you've written a few AWS CDK projects, you've probably noticed they all start the same way. You spin up a stack. You add a NodejsFunction for each Lambda handler. You wire up a Table for each DynamoDB model, set billing...

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Best Terminal for Mac in 2026: Ghostty, Kitty, WezTerm, Alacritty, Warp & More
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DEV Community · Technology

Best Terminal for Mac in 2026: Ghostty, Kitty, WezTerm, Alacritty, Warp & More

This post was originally published on vibehackers.io. Your terminal is the one tool you use more than your editor. Every git push, every npm install, every AI agent session runs through it. And in 2026, the gap between a good terminal and a great one is bigger than ever. GPU-accelerated rendering...

Vibehackers
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YouTube’s mobile app finally lets you share timestamped videos
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The Verge · Technology

YouTube’s mobile app finally lets you share timestamped videos

YouTube is making some changes that might affect how you share videos from the mobile app. From the app, you can finally share videos from a specific timestamp, which will make it easier to point someone to a part of a video you might want them to see while you're on your phone. However, this [&#823...

Jay Peters
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Chaos Engineering for Teams That Aren't Netflix
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DEV Community · Technology

Chaos Engineering for Teams That Aren't Netflix

You Don't Need Chaos Monkey Every chaos engineering talk starts with Netflix and Chaos Monkey. Cool story. You're not Netflix. You probably have 5-50 services, not 500. You don't need a sophisticated chaos platform. You need a methodology. Start With Game Days Before injectin...

Samson Tanimawo
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Everything we like is a psyop
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Hacker News · Technology

Everything we like is a psyop

Article URL: https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/16/everything-we-like-is-a-psyop/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47800738 Points: 50 # Comments: 25

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Beginner guide for anyone on ChatGPT who has never touched CODEX before. No terminal, no tech talk. Ten easy steps with a plain explanation and a tip
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DEV Community · Technology

Beginner guide for anyone on ChatGPT who has never touched CODEX before. No terminal, no tech talk. Ten easy steps with a plain explanation and a tip

1. Get the Codex app onto your machine. You go to http://openai.com, find Codex up in the menu, hit the install button and grab the build for Mac or Windows I guess. Whole thing is about a minute, zero setup decisions along the way. A tip from me, even if you have been poking around Codex in the bro...

Matthias Meyer
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Why event-driven agents reduce scope, cost, and decision dispersion
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DEV Community · Technology

Why event-driven agents reduce scope, cost, and decision dispersion

Why event-driven agents reduce scope, cost, and decision dispersion Most agent systems do not control their costs because they spend tokens letting the model discover boundaries that the architecture should have defined up front. A task arrives. A general-purpose agent receives a large c...

Tirso García
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.NET Interview Questions: Key Concepts Explained
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DEV Community · Technology

.NET Interview Questions: Key Concepts Explained

What's the difference between IQueryable, IEnumerable and List? IQueryable represents a query that is not executed yet. It allows building the query step by step and is typically executed when iterated. IEnumerable represents a sequence of data that is already in memory (or will be pul...

Caique Santos
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So AI is making me Lazy...
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DEV Community · Technology

So AI is making me Lazy...

The trap nobody talks about Some odd kind of lazy creeps in once AI code assistants enter the scene, worse than just grabbing stuff from Stack Overflow ever was. Pulling lines from an old forum post meant dropping ten at most into five hundred you'd built on your own. The bones were yours...

Xavier Womack
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What It Takes to Build Real-Time Fraud Detection Systems at Scale
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DEV Community · Technology

What It Takes to Build Real-Time Fraud Detection Systems at Scale

When you work on large-scale payment systems, fraud detection isn’t just a feature — it’s a constant balancing act between speed, accuracy, and user experience. Over time, I’ve seen how traditional approaches struggle to keep up, especially as systems scale and fraud patterns evolve. What used to w...

Gopalakrishnan Venkatasubbu
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Your dependencies are 48% unmaintained — and SCA tools can't see it
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DEV Community · Technology

Your dependencies are 48% unmaintained — and SCA tools can't see it

I just presented this at VulnCon 2026 (slides). Here's the tool and the data. The blind spot Your vulnerability scanner is excellent at finding CVEs. Trivy, Snyk, Grype — they do their job well. But there's a category of risk they cannot see: packages that are no longer maintained....

kotakanbe
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ShopKeeper v1.2.0 — Controlling WordPress Through Telegram
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DEV Community · Technology

ShopKeeper v1.2.0 — Controlling WordPress Through Telegram

I built a WordPress operator layer. You run it from Telegram. No admin panel. No clicking through menus. Just messages. What v1.2.0 adds: Comments ├── List (hold / spam / approved) ├── Delete, approve, mark as spam └── Bulk delete all spam — one command Plugins ├── Full visibility: ver...

Stephan Joachim Augustin
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Vite doesn't transform accessor keywords
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DEV Community · Technology

Vite doesn't transform accessor keywords

I've spent quite a while trying to track down how exactly vite compiles code. I haven't seen this level of spaghetti code in like 10 years. There's a CLI that invokes an HTTP server that invokes a plugin system that wraps the plugins' async methods (in these weird callbacks that devtools can't ste...

Joe Eagar
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