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    Developer ditches Deno and returns to Node●Friendship ended with Deno, now Node is my best friendYhn1913 min ago

    A developer has written about switching back from Deno to Node.js for their projects, describing Deno as the friendship that ended and Node as the new best friend. The piece walks through the reasons for abandoning Deno despite its earlier promise, a shift that has struck a chord with JavaScript developers weighing the same trade-offs between the two runtimes.

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    Why topological sort gives a different answer on every run●You have a few tasks, and some of them depend on others. You put them in a graph, sort it... # go # algorithms # opensouMmastodonTechnologySoftware311 h ago

    A developer has written about a common pitfall in topological sorting: when several valid orderings exist, the algorithm may return a different sequence each run, since standard implementations make arbitrary choices among nodes with no remaining dependencies. The piece walks through why this nondeterminism happens and how to make results stable, and is being shared among programmers interested in Go, algorithms and open-source software.

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    Ukraine strikes Russian drone base and command post●🇺🇦 🇷🇺 Ukrainian defense forces struck a Russian drone launch base, command post, and equipment depot, AFU General StaffMmastodonWarUkraine114 h ago

    Ukraine's General Staff says its defense forces struck a Russian drone launch base, a command post, and an equipment depot, in an operation reported on October 5. The announcement highlights Kyiv's ongoing campaign against Russian drone infrastructure and command nodes far from the front lines. The strikes come as drone warfare continues to play a central role in the conflict, with both sides regularly targeting each other's launch and logistics facilities.

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    Ukraine says overnight strikes hit Russian targets in occupied Donetsk●The situation in occupied Donetsk during a night raid by strikers. The General Staff declares that they were under attacMmastodonWarUkraine011 h ago

    Ukraine's General Staff says forces carried out a night raid on occupied Donetsk, hitting what it describes as a storage, preparation and launch site for Russian attack drones, as well as a Russian military communications node. Reports describe explosions and strikes across the city during the night. The claims have not been independently verified, and Russia has not confirmed the strikes or any damage.

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    Qwen 3.8 Flash Next Runs at 100 T/s on One RTX 4090●Qwen 3.8 Flash Next on a Single RTX 4090: How Consumer‑Grade GPUs Reach 100 T/s By Senior Editor – October 2026 “A singlMmastodonTechnologyAI218 h ago

    Reports circulating in tech circles claim that Alibaba's Qwen 3.8 Flash Next, a 125-billion-parameter model, can run at roughly 100 trillion tokens per second on a single consumer RTX 4090 GPU — a throughput previously associated with multi-node H100 clusters. Enthusiasts are discussing what this means for local AI inference and the collapsing cost barrier between consumer and data-center hardware.

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    Developer releases tool to measure MCP tool definition sizes●I built mcp-footprint to see how large tool definitions are in a captured MCP catalog and which ones... # mcp # node # oMmastodonTechnologySoftware222 h ago

    A developer has released mcp-footprint, an open-source Node.js command-line tool that analyses how large tool definitions are in a captured Model Context Protocol catalog. It compares MCP tool definitions from saved tools/list responses, letting developers see which servers define unusually heavy or bloated tools. The project is being shared in software and development communities as MCP tooling adoption grows.

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