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    DHH's AI Agent Test Finds Rust Faster Than Railsโ—DHH's AI Agent Test Shows Rust Crushing Rails in Speed๐•xSE3.2K10 h ago

    Ruby on Rails creator David Heinemeier Hansson ran a benchmark comparing AI coding agents and found Rust implementations significantly outperforming Rails in speed. The results have sparked debate among developers about language choice for performance-critical applications, with some questioning the fairness of the comparison and others arguing it confirms long-standing assumptions about compiled versus interpreted languages.

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    Jaguars vs Bengals Draws Fan Attentionโ—jaguars vs bengalsGgoogleUS20023 h ago

    Searches are climbing around an NFL matchup between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Cincinnati Bengals. Betting sites are promoting promo codes tied to the game, and fans are discussing expectations for the fixture. Specific details such as the date, location, or any result were not available in the collected information.

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    Brewers game draws attention amid Padres matchup buzzโ—brewers gameGgoogleUS5001 d ago

    Searches for the Brewers game are rising as Milwaukee faces the San Diego Padres. Sportsbooks are promoting offers around the matchup, including bet-and-get promo codes tied to the game. Fans are looking up scores, schedules and betting deals ahead of first pitch.

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    Novig promo code offers $50 credits for Florida vs. Missouriโ–ผNovig promo code NYPOST: Deposit $10, get $50 in trade credits for Florida vs. Missouriโœ‰newsTechnologySoftware1 d ago

    Novig is running a promotion tied to the Florida vs. Missouri matchup: new users who use code NYPOST and deposit $10 receive $50 in trade credits. The offer, promoted via the New York Post, is aimed at bettors looking to wager on the game. It reflects the growing push by sports trading platforms to attract customers through sign-up bonuses around high-profile college matchups.

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    SEPA Direct Debit Core vs B2B explained for engineersโ—SEPA Direct Debit Core vs B2B for engineers: D-1 deadlines, 8-week refunds, mandate rules, AM04/MD06 return codes, and SMmastodonBusinessBanking21 d ago

    An engineering-focused explainer of SEPA Direct Debit is drawing attention, contrasting the Core and B2B schemes. It covers the D-1 submission deadlines, the eight-week no-questions-asked refund right for Core debits, mandate management rules, and return codes such as AM04 (insufficient funds) and MD06 (disputed mandate), and compares payment providers Stripe, GoCardless and Adyen for handling direct debit collections.

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    Malicious VS Code extensions tied to GlassWorm spread via theme disguisesโ—โš ๏ธ CRITICAL: Pretty Themes, Hidden Loaders: GlassWorm-Linked Extensions Span VS Code Marketplace and Open VSX GlassWormMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity21 d ago

    Threat actors have published malicious extensions on the Visual Studio Marketplace and Open VSX that pose as legitimate themes but carry hidden loaders linked to the GlassWorm campaign. Developers installing these add-ons risk having malicious code loaded into their development environments. Security researchers are warning users to review installed extensions and treat popular marketplace entries with caution.

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    Developer forks VS Code Text Marker extension to strip telemetryโ–ผI forked Text Marker (VS Code) to remove telemetry, add async matching, and persistent auto-save โ€” Text Marker Plus # prMmastodonTechnologySoftware32 d ago

    A developer has released Text Marker Plus, a fork of the popular Text Marker extension for Visual Studio Code. The fork removes telemetry tracking, adds asynchronous matching for better performance, and introduces persistent auto-save so highlighted text survives restarts. The move taps into ongoing concern among programmers about telemetry in developer tools and the value of open-source forks that give users privacy-respecting alternatives.

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    MCP standardises AI tool connections across major clientsโ—The Model Context Protocol solved the server-side fragmentation problem so thoroughly that a... # mcp # ai # tooling # pMmastodonTechnologySoftware31 d ago

    The Model Context Protocol, developed to fix server-side fragmentation in AI tooling, has been adopted widely enough that developers now compare how major clients implement it. A comparison covering Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and Cline is drawing attention among programmers, who are debating which client handles MCP servers best and what the standard means for building AI-integrated development workflows.

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    Rhun: an open-source code editor written in assemblyโ—Show HN: Rhun, an open-source code editor written in assembly I found that I'm not using even 1/3 of vim/vscode featuresMmastodonBusinessStartups22 d ago

    A developer has released Rhun, an open-source code editor written entirely in assembly language for Linux, Windows and Apple silicon Macs. The creator says he stopped using even a third of the features in vim and VS Code, so he built a deliberately minimal editor that still includes a Vim mode, a terminal and Git diffs. The project is drawing attention as a counterweight to increasingly bloated, feature-heavy editors.

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