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5071. A hypothetical redesign of System.Diagnostics.Process to avoid confusion over properties that are valid only when you are the one who called Start (devblogs.microsoft.com)

Putting them in a place that can access only if you call Start. The post A hypothetical redesign of <CODE>System.<WBR>Diagnostics.<WBR>Process</CODE> to avoid confusion over properties that are valid only when you are the one who called <CODE>Start</CODE> appeared first on The Old New Thing.

5072. How to Make a Scatter Plot in Python With plt.scatter() (realpython.com)

Visualizing data is a core part of analysis, and Python’s most popular plotting library is Matplotlib. To make a scatter plot, you reach for plt.scatter() from Matplotlib’s pyplot submodule, conventionally aliased as plt. You’ll use it to build both simple two-variable charts and richly customized p...

5073. Quiz: How to Make a Scatter Plot in Python With plt.scatter() (realpython.com)

In this quiz, you’ll test your understanding of How to Make a Scatter Plot in Python With plt.scatter(). By working through this quiz, you’ll revisit how to use plt.scatter() from Matplotlib’s pyplot submodule, customize markers with the s, c, marker, and alpha parameters, and encode several variabl...

5075. CodeSOD: Classic WTF: One-and-a-Half-Tiered Application Design (thedailywtf.com)

It's a holiday in the US today, so we're reaching back into the archives. What we really need is a single function that can do it all, and by "it" we mean "ruin your life." Original --Remy There are several types of bad code; there's lazy code, frantic code, unaware-of-a-better-way code, and aware-o...

5076. Use AI in Your Kogan.com Coding Interview. We would Rather You Did. (devblog.kogan.com)

For a long time, engineering interviews had this unspoken rule: Close ChatGPT.Turn off Copilot.How dare you use AI to code! That's not real engineering. We're not doing that. If you're interviewing for an engineering role at Kogan, you can use AI. Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, whatever's already...

5078. Laravel Fluent Validation: An Object-Oriented Rule Builder (laravel-news.com)

Laravel Fluent Validation provides a fluent, type-safe API for building validation rules, replacing traditional string-based syntax with IDE-friendly methods. The post Laravel Fluent Validation: An Object-Oriented Rule Builder appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Larave...

5079. Laravel Paper: A Flat-File Eloquent Driver (laravel-news.com)

Laravel Paper is an Eloquent driver that allows you to use Markdown and JSON files as data sources while maintaining the familiar Eloquent query API. The post Laravel Paper: A Flat-File Eloquent Driver appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Laravel articles like this dire...

5081. Using encapsulated development to code on my phone (maryrosecook.com)

I’m lucky enough to have a wife, two young children and a job as an AI Engineer at Notion. I’m also lucky enough to have a side project. Some weeks, I’ll get half an hour on my laptop to work on this side project. Most weeks, I won’t. Yet, I’ve averaged two commits to the project per day for the las...

5082. NixOS first impressions: writing system-level tests (advancedweb.hu)

My motivation for NixOS I've been using Nix for some time now. I converted my dotfiles to mostly Nix, and I'm very happy with how useful it became. The next logical step is NixOS, that applies the same principles to the whole OS. I've been thinking about how I'll use NixOS for a while and now is the...

5083. Security Advisory for Cargo (CVE-2026-5222) (blog.rust-lang.org)

The Rust Security Response Team was notified that Cargo incorrectly normalized the URLs of third-party registries using the sparse index protocol. If a hosting provider allowed multiple registries to be hosted with arbitrary names within the same domain, an attacker able to publish crates in a regis...

5084. Security Advisory for Cargo (CVE-2026-5223) (blog.rust-lang.org)

The Rust Security Response Team was notified that Cargo incorrectly handled symlinks inside of crate tarballs downloaded from third-party registries, allowing a malicious crate to override the source code of another crate from the same registry. This vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2026-5223. The se...

5085. Biometrics authentication for your mobile app (feed.thoughtbot.com)

Biometrics (Face ID, Fingerprint and more) authentication have quickly become something users expect from a modern mobile app. These are fast, familiar, and removes friction that comes with typing passwords on the phone. With React Native, biometrics authentication can be an easy feature or a tricky...

5087. Build a Human-AI Collaborative Workflow with ArvoWorks and Kanban (www.sitepoint.com)

Learn how ArvoWorks uses Kanban boards as a collaboration plane between humans and multi-agent AI systems β€” with agents that pause mid-task to ask for input, request approvals, and delegate work to specialised sub-agents. Continue reading Build a Human-AI Collaborative Workflow with ArvoWorks and Ka...

5095. Whiteboard Interviews: Testing for Competency, not Memorization (spin.atomicobject.com)

Whiteboard interviews have quite a reputation in the software development community. Dreaded by most, many companies use intense β€œLeetCode” style questions, designed to test for depth of algorithmic knowledge. Most of the time, this style of interview can result in those who have only spent time gri...

5097. Monotonic Indentation (www.yegor256.com)

Between two adjacent lines, indentation may grow by one unit only, but may shrink by any number of units β€” a rule that resolves most code formatting disputes.

5098. Pasting Images into Claude Code on Linux (joshtronic.com)

While I mess with a bunch of different agentic coding setups, Claude Code is my daily driver when I want to be productive. At some point, pasting images into Claude Code was working fine for me on Linux, then it stopped. Honestly don't remember when, but I'm guessing it may have been when I switched...

5099. The Orchestration Tax is You (addyosmani.com)

Starting more agents is easy now. However, more agents running doesn't mean more of you available - your cognitive bandwidth doesn't parallelize. All the judgement to actually steer them and merge the code they write into the codebase still has to route through exactly one serial processor which is ...

5100. Announcing GoReleaser v2.16 (carlosbecker.com)

Immutable releases, a new build target for Node.js, dockers_v2 graduating out of experimental, and the legacy brews config finally getting the boot.
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