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Getting accepted to speak at a tech conference is the easy part.
@SylwiaLask8977 on what comes after: rejected abstracts, months of prep, logistics, and impostor syndrome in a second language. And whether it's worth it.
dev.to/sylwia-lask/how-to-be…
AI can write an auth flow, schema and tests in 30 seconds.
So why did @HarshSh54928171's last "simple" feature still take three weeks to reach production? 🧵
Writing the code was always the cheapest part. The cost just moved to three places we rarely measure:
1. Review: reverse-engineering AI code before you can trust it
2. Context: how it breaks the other 50k lines
3. Maintenance: code that's correct but weird
The Jevons Paradox of AI coding, and how to move the bottleneck back to design:
dev.to/harsh2644/ai-made-cod…
Getting WebGPU to run on Linux with hybrid Intel + NVIDIA graphics on Wayland is still a fight.
@sizzlebopzz got it working, forgot how, then sent an AI agent to find their own notes. The script and every flag:
dev.to/sizzlebop/i-fixed-web…
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335 builds in 19 days.
The Sanity DEV Challenge winners are in. Agents that actually know things, a shelter for adoptable potholes, and a wine cellar with a memory.
🧵 with @MLHacks and @ThePracticalDev dev.to/devteam/congrats-to-t…
What was the highlight of your week? ✨
dev.to/devteam/what-was-your…
Tune in tomorrow, right on our homepage 😎
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Open source is built on a simple idea: what you learn, you share. 🎃
What's one thing you've learned from contributing that could help the next first-timer?
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Some hackers found a nice surprise under their chairs at DubHacks over the weekend.
Courtesy of @arduino 💙
Hacktoberfest Week 3: Slow and Steady is live! 🦥
🐢 Build something with open-source AI that rewards laziness
🐢 $2,850 in prizes across 21 winners
🐢 Submissions due Oct 25
Join today: dev.to/devteam/join-the-hack…
ALT Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge: Week 3
A viral GitHub repo steered small AI models into a state of pain, then vanished. This dev digs into the research paper behind it, from how a pain direction is extracted to what models actually do under it.
{ author: @hiper2d }
dev.to/hiper2d/ai-torture-ch…
Robot-Cat Chefs run a cozy bakery where each station maps to an AI pattern, like context caching and RAG. A visual sandbox for agent design.
Submitted for the @Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge.
{ author: @RobinaMirbahar + @GoogleDevExpert }
dev.to/gde/i-built-a-cozy-60…
A sheet of psychedelic vinyl meets a stock keyboard. This dev shares the process and supplies behind an affordable customization that makes a workspace feel more personal.
{ author: Anna Villarreal }
dev.to/annavi11arrea1/keyboa…
An AI agent that troubleshoots Kubernetes needs controls that live outside the model. This dev lays out a GKE and Gemini setup built on least-privilege access, human approval gates, and audit logging.
{ author: Saurabh Mishra + @GoogleDevExpert }
dev.to/gde/safe-autonomy-in-…
What was the best part of your week?
dev.to/devteam/what-was-your…
In Llama Village, Pip's red scarf is missing and Mo knows how it got there. This dev uses EmbeddingGemma through llamadart to show what local embeddings can and cannot tell a game about who revealed a secret.
{ author: @leehack + @GoogleDevExpert }
dev.to/gde/local-embeddings-…
Discord now lets sites replace the default Open Graph link card with a custom preview featuring formatted text, an image gallery, and buttons. This dev tested it on a live blog and shares the setup, limits, and pitfalls.
{ author: @Thomasbnt_ }
dev.to/thomasbnt/integrating…
Hacktoberfest 2026 centers on open-weight models and open-source AI, with more than 500 Fests planned in over 60 countries. One Hack Day in Pakistan shipped three projects by evening.
@jessleenyc for The Daily Context:
dev.to/dailycontext/one-week…
Codebases are becoming gardens, not buildings. @bendhalpern digs into six months of Forem commits to show where churn actually lands, and how to make it explicit instead of accidental.
Read it in The Daily Context:
dev.to/dailycontext/design-f…
