Already having #CYC2025 withdrawals 😔 Amazing opportunity to learn from so many people in tech, can't wait for next year! Shout out to @dthompsondev.bsky.social and everyone for planning all of this!

Importance of unit testing is so often understated, especially among people who are just starting in tech. Great talk by Andrew Smit! #cyc2025

CSS animations was always the bane of my existence, so i really appreciate this insightful talk @shookcodes.bsky.social #cyc2025

Really cool how migrating a company's entire codebase lead to so many improvements for both the actual application and the developers onboarding as well! Really interesting talk @cmgriffing.bsky.social #cyc2025

Enjoyed learning how to build Spring applications and connect these AI models with real enterprise data and tools with @danvega.dev Really invaluable stuff! #cyc2025

As i continue to try and improve my fullstack skillset, this talk by @jasminepvo.bsky.social has been really informational

Lots of important points in @aaronfrancis.com's talk. Be known for something and recognize the world the way it is #CYC2025

#cyc2025 was actually so much fun! Even though i wasnt able to physically get to Dallas, i feel like i learned so much from the community. Shout out to @dthompsondev.bsky.social and the team responsible for orchestrating all of this. Excited for day 2!

Never did i think that i'd witness a talk where online dating, league of legends and algorithms would be brought up together so seemlessly 😂 #cyc2025 @dianasoyster.bsky.social

In a world where we've seen so many security issues with various applications, either coded with or without AI, these insights from @nickyt.online are so important #CYC2025

Really loving the knowledge i'm learning about microservices architecture using Spring Boot at #CYC2025

That difference in energy efficiency between Java and Javascript/Typescript is no joke. I've only played around with Java and Spring Boot in the past, but have been wanting to learn more. Now i'm a lot more motivated @starbuxman.joshlong.com

Crying in the club tonight because there's multiple talks i want to watch at #cyc2025 that are taking place at the same time 😭

Even though i cant be there physically, i'm excited to see some of the talks virtually at #cyc2025 😌

Appreciate the uniqueness of this lol idea-instructions.com/quick-sort/

If steam had this as a horror game, i'd definitely consider copping 👀

Time to delete your TikTok accounts if you haven’t already. We have a government run platform to stop

As i was trying to start learning how to cook more, i found this product 👀 seattleultrasonics.com

Awakening the history lover in me honestly. www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/s...

The one quantum mechanics class i took in college years ago didnt prepare me for this 😂 I do feel like people are really trying to make quantum computing the next AI and honestly 👀 we'll see algassert.com/post/2501

My mom, who relies on Accessibility for visuals in iOS, absolutely abhorrs iOS 26. It's a total nightmare for her. Liquid Glass makes everything worse. Apple's support is no help.

Its been a fairly long day of just nonstop work and studying 🙃

This RTO mandate that so many tech companies are doing nowadays is so incredibly annoying. Remote work allows for so much more flexibility, especially for those with tough familial situations among other predicaments. www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-se...

Really interesting listen signalsandthreads.com/why-ml-needs...

rip edgar allan poe, you would have loved That's So Raven

Hard agree how we as consumers should be allowed to run whatever code we want on whatever device we own. hugotunius.se/2025/08/31/w...

I really wish firefox was better with web development, i'd be more inclined to switch docs.weblibre.eu

CEOs: "AI is going to steal all of your jobs, get ready. Soon we wont need developer teams, we'll have Claude and ChatGPT take care of everything." AI:

"While Full Self-Driving Teslas have killed multiple people, Waymo vehicles have not killed a single person." Big fan of Waymo and Tekedra Mawakana

Articles like these make me wonder what the future of Google and other tech giants that engage in similar anticompetitive practices is going to be www.accc.gov.au/media-releas...

Hearing that the Tea app and the TeaOnHer app were both vibe coded and had such severe security issues b/c of it makes me feel safer in the software development space amongst the vast array of CEOs, who think they know how to code after asking Claude to build them an ecommerce site from scratch 😌

This Online Safety Act is lowkey really concerning. All of this looks like huge privacy problems, inevitable data breaches and a lot of identity theft waiting to happen www.bbc.com/news/article...

Xfinity service is just killing me slowly 🫠

I was trying to read this article on my phone but the web dev in me was too distracted by terrible mobile layout and image placement. I have a newfound appreciation for proper CSS and mobile-first web design techno-fandom.org/~hobbit/cars...

Kind of upsetting to hear that the company that made the Arc browser is charging like $20 subscription for their next browser, which from what I remember it being just like every other browser who decided to add AI. Kind of disappointing 😔

As someone who's been trying to maintain privacy online and was once really invested in building and keeping things local instead of on the cloud, this is really interesting to me instavm.io/blog/buildin...

Excited to finally use the new GPT-5! youtube.com/shorts/9eO-L...

Only programmers could find solutions to such minor inconveniences youtube.com/shorts/PL0cR...

Brave isnt perfect but i'm glad that there is some protection of privacy here brave.com/privacy-upda...

System design and understanding distributed systems is my 13th reason

Reiterating what has been said many times before, but LLMs definitely are game-changing for coding, as long as the programmer actually knows how to program and isnt vibe coding his or her way to a new tech startup within a weekend

I always live in the state of perpetual anxiety of never fully relying on cloud services and trying to find new ways to make sure my data is backed up it-notes.dragas.net/2025/07/18/m...

Need to come back to this when I decide to write more Rust lwn.net/SubscriberLi...

I've mainly worked in Java, Spring Boot and Maven, so i'm kind of excited for this new Mill build tool and some of the promises its making.

Trying to get more into understanding LLMs and deep learning and apparently leetcode just follows me everywhere while doing so 🫠 github.com/Exorust/Torc...

I'm all for not paying like $10K more for upgraded storage when i've already spent a fraction of that on the computer itself 😌 www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/up...

Ngl, this project looks so cool. Its making the biomed nerd and the tech nerd in me so happy github.com/snap-stanfor...

Really interesting reports on this new generation of commercial-scalle LLMs based on diffusion. These models (called Mercury) set a new state-of-the-art on the speed-quality frontier. Really excited to see what the future holds!

Interesting read, for some reason it reminded me of tinkering with my 2008 Mac, and installing opencore on it to patch it to Ventura and having it still work properly. There's definitely beauty in older hardware and software. blog.decryption.net.au/posts/macse3...

Part of me has really been enjoying studying and practicing data structures and algos. The other part wants to just sleep 😴