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    Reddit Opens Remote Software Engineer Role for Consumer Engineering●Reddit is hiring Software Engineer, Consumer Engineering 🔧 # cplusplus # golang # java # kotlin # python # rust # firebaMmastodonTechnologyMobile614 h ago

    Reddit is recruiting a full-time Software Engineer for its Consumer Engineering team, with the position remote and based in the United States. The posting lists a broad stack including C++, Go, Java, Kotlin, Python and Rust, alongside skills in GraphQL, gRPC, Firebase, PostgreSQL and Redis, covering both Android and iOS work. It is circulating among developers tracking job openings.

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    Eight Apache MINA SSHD flaws allow authentication bypass●Eight Apache MINA SSHD vulnerabilities allow authentication bypass. Fix critical Apache MINA SSHD vulnerabilities by upgMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity17 h ago

    Security researchers have disclosed eight vulnerabilities in Apache MINA SSHD, the Java library for SSH connections, that together can allow authentication bypass. The flaws, tracked under CVE identifiers including CVE-2026-94052, CVE-2026-94053 and CVE-2026-77185, affect applications embedding the library. Administrators are urged to upgrade their Java applications promptly to patched versions.

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    Developers question whether RAG pipelines need vector databases●A RAG pipeline is a lot of parts: a chunker, an embedding model, a vector database, a retriever,... # ai # java # springMmastodonTechnologySoftware317 h ago

    A developer discussion is breaking down the components of a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipeline — chunker, embedding model, vector database, retriever and more — in the context of Java and Spring Boot projects. The core claim circulating is that many teams building AI features may not actually need a dedicated vector database, a counterintuitive point in a stack often treated as essential.

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