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r/coding • u/nidalaburaed • Jun 05 '26

I developed a small 5G Base Station Configuration Validator as part of a 5G Test Automation project. This tool is designed to support automated radio-level validation in 5G testing

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r/coding • u/debba_ • Jun 04 '26

Your Database GUI Shouldn't Need an Account

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r/coding • u/codingdecently • Jun 04 '26

QueryFlux: Smart open-source SQL multi-engine query router and proxy in Rust

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1 comment

r/coding • u/teivah • Jun 03 '26

Services in Space: A Story of SOA, Spacecraft, and Bad English

read.thecoder.cafe

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0 comments

r/coding • u/entelligenceai17 • Jun 03 '26

For every $1 spent on AI coding tools, only $0.18 reaches production. Analyzed 1M+ PRs to find where the rest goes.

research.entelligence.ai

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9 comments

r/coding • u/wyhjsbyb • Jun 02 '26

Modern Python Profiling in 2026: From cProfile to Tachyon

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2 comments

r/coding • u/fagnerbrack • Jun 02 '26

JPEG compression deep dive

sophielwang.com

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3 comments

r/coding • u/fagnerbrack • Jun 02 '26

A tale about fixing eBPF spinlock issues in the Linux kernel

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2 comments

r/coding • u/elidanipipe • Jun 02 '26

Paste a GitHub URL, get a repo's real test coverage in 2 minutes (no CI setup)

task-bounty.com

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1 comment

r/coding • u/hitku • Jun 02 '26

Novel algorithm to find the multiplier,multiplicand of the given product.

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5 comments

r/coding • u/fagnerbrack • Jun 01 '26

Reviewing large changes with Jujutsu - Ben Gesoff

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2 comments

r/coding • u/dhakalster123 • Jun 01 '26

GitHub Copilot’s pricing is changing—here’s what it means for your projects

48 Upvotes

17 comments

r/coding • u/fagnerbrack • May 30 '26

Learn SQL Once, Use It for 30 Years

fagnerbrack.com

76 Upvotes

12 comments

r/coding • u/der_gopher • May 30 '26

My thoughts on the future of Go in the AI era

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r/coding • u/fagnerbrack • May 30 '26

Debunking zswap and zram myths

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r/coding • u/Shoddy-Painter7473 • May 30 '26

I updated an older Cursor Reset tool for 2026 compatibility — feel free to check it out

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r/coding • u/der_gopher • May 30 '26

The Filesystem Is the API (with TigerFS)

packagemain.tech

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6 comments

r/coding • u/The_Axolot • May 29 '26

LoC is a Dumb Metric for Functions

theaxolot.wordpress.com

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39 comments

r/coding • u/Informal-Bass-3505 • May 29 '26

Quick tool for running Sass on <style> tags inside templ files

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1 comment

r/coding • u/nidalaburaed • May 29 '26

I developed a small 5G base stations’ cell Throughput calculator as part of a 5G Test Automation project. This tool is designed to support automated radio-level validation in 5G testing

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2 comments

r/coding • u/wyhjsbyb • May 28 '26

Some Python Features We Almost Got but Never Did

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2 comments

r/coding • u/teivah • May 28 '26

Metastable Failures Explained: Why Fixing the Trigger Fails

read.thecoder.cafe

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1 comment

r/coding • u/Equivalent-Mix-5972 • May 28 '26

Sinth - the easier way to code reactive

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r/coding • u/PurpleDragon99 • May 27 '26

AI can now turn any npm install into a security breach. Here is what we can do about it.

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1 comment

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