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- 1Developer Builds Offline AI Cycling Coach for HacktoberfestโHey everyone! ๐ For this year's Hacktoberfest "Touch Grass" challenge, I wanted to build something... # hacktoberfest #
A developer has shared a Hacktoberfest project built for the event's 'Touch Grass' challenge: an offline, open-weight AI cycling coach powered by a Llama model, written in Python and released as open-source software. The project emphasizes privacy by running locally rather than in the cloud, and has drawn attention in open-source and AI communities as a creative, outdoor-themed contribution to this year's Hacktoberfest.
- 2Software developer seeks work through decentralized social networkโLooking to get # fedihired in software design/development โ๏ธ ๐ป M.Sc. Computer Science, +6 years fullstack experience mak
A software developer with a Master's in Computer Science and over six years of fullstack experience is publicly looking for a job in software design and development. Their background covers scientific cloud and high-performance computing software, with fluency in Go and Python plus experience in C/C++, Kotlin, TypeScript, Linux, web, desktop and small game development. Posting an open job search on the decentralized network is a common way tech workers seek roles through community referrals.
- 3Ford and Broadcom's 2025 filings missing a key metricโThis week a five-ticker cash-flow check here on DEV came back without Ford's 2025 row. The data was... # python # financ
A developer's five-ticker cash-flow script surfaced an odd gap: Ford and Broadcom's 2025 XBRL filings lack the standard NetIncomeLoss tag, breaking automated financial analysis built on SEC data. The find, shared with Python and data-science communities, has prompted discussion about how inconsistent reporting fields can silently break pipelines that analysts and hobbyists rely on.
- 4tfdrift lands on GitHub Actions Marketplaceโtfdrift is now a GitHub Actions Marketplace action. One uses: line handles Python setup, scanning, PR annotations, SARIF
The tfdrift tool is now available as a GitHub Actions Marketplace action, letting teams detect Terraform drift with a single uses: line. The action handles Python setup, scanning, pull request annotations, SARIF upload, and Slack notifications without boilerplate configuration. Developers in the infrastructure and DevOps community are sharing the release as a convenient way to fold drift detection into CI pipelines.